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Honors Program. The assistant will help showcase Honors courses, experiential learning opportunities, student achievements, faculty engagement, events, community traditions, and the everyday life of Honors
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and the leadership process of individuals working together to envision, plan, and affect change in organizations and respond to broad-based constituencies and issues. This can include working with
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to build community, celebrate identity and culture, access resources, and engage with the broader university community. This position combines program coordination, student engagement, community building
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to inclusive language. Works well with other students, staff, and faculty on collaborative projects. Ability to provide program recommendations based on students’ needs. Strong organization skills to effectively
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Hours of Work: Part-time. 5 - 7 hours per week. Salary Range: $18.40 per hour. Required Education and Experience: This position is restricted to current/enrolled students at American University. Computer
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. Demonstrate good computer skills, including use of Microsoft Word, and PowerPoint, and the willingness to learn other software tools (e.g. Endnote) if not already familiar. Knowledge of online library computer
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student to gain professional experience in program administration, student leadership development, and community based learning. Essential Functions: 1.) General Duties Assist with scheduling and
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used to fill adjunct vacancies as they occur. Until you hear from a representative of the Department of Literature, the Writing Studies Program, or the Office of HR Faculty, please continue to also apply
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to inform program decisions and planning. Preparing materials and supplies for in-person events. Providing guest support during events (registration, check-in, tours, information). Other duties as assigned
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for class, in materials for students, and any other items the professor provides. It is important that the assistant can catch small errors. Demonstrate good computer skills, including use of Microsoft Word