Undergraduate Tutor Positions

Title: Undergraduate Tutor for the Mathematics Support Center
Pay: $8.10+ per hour (FWS not required)
Hours: variable

Responsibilities

Undergraduate tutors who work in the Math Support Center conduct one-on-one and small group tutoring sessions. All of the tutors should be able to help students with the material taught in

• Calculus I (MATH 1110),
• Calculus II (MATH 1120),
• Finite Math for the Life and Social Sciences (MATH 1105),
• Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences (MATH 1106).

Tutors who have sufficient background may also tutor for some of the upper-level courses.

Tutors are assigned specific hours to work in the Math Support Center each week. They may also work additional hours during the busy times of the semester (e.g., right before an exam is held in one of the courses). During quiet times the tutors may help with the development of materials for the center.

All new tutors will be expected to attend a one-hour training session.

Hiring Procedure for 2009–2010

All undergraduate tutor positions for fall 2009 have been filled. We expect to fill all spring 2010 positions with rehires. If you wish to be considered in the unlikely event that a position opens up, submit a completed application form to Catherine Stevens (mathgrader@cornell.edu, 316 Malott Hall). If you receive an offer (by e-mail), respond as soon as possible to accept (or decline). Jobs are in demand and fill quickly. When a position opens up, we hire the first qualified applicant we can reach. Therefore, it is imperative that you keep your contact information current and check your email regularly.

Information for New Hires

• If you have never been a Cornell student employee, you must complete a Form I-9 (employment eligibility verification) before you can be paid.
• This position is subject to the Non-exempt Biweekly Payroll Calendar.
• Report your time using COLTS by noon on each pay period end date. (You will be reminded of the deadline each period via e-mail.) If you miss the deadline, you will need to submit corrections for that pay period.
• Payroll Services will issue your paycheck on alternate Thursdays to the address provided by you through Just the Facts. To avoid lost, stolen, or delayed paychecks, sign up for Direct Deposit.
• The Payroll Services web site has some very useful links.

Contact Cathy Stevens (mathgrader@cornell.edu) if you have any questions.

Last modified:October 30, 2009