Math Learning and Testing Assistant (part-time)
- Employer
- Lake Michigan College
- Location
- Benton Harbor
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- Employment Type
- Part Time
- Institution Type
- Community College
Job Details
Math Learning and Testing Assistant (part-time)
Posting Number: 0000725
Reports to:
Department: Arts and Sciences Education
Classification: Classified/Support
Full or Part-time: Part Time
Job Summary:
Provides transitional studies and college-level math student and instructor learning support.
Essential Functions:
1. Provides learning assistance for transitional studies and college-level math students as needed.
2. Provides instructor support for transitional studies and college-level math courses as requested.
3. Provides embedded tutor for transitional studies and college-level math courses as needed.
4. Supports Learning Assistance and Testing Center’s staff and activities as needed.
5. Provides other duties as assigned.
Other Duties:
Accountabilities:
Under the general supervision of the Learning Assistance and Testing Center Manager, works as a team member in the coordination, facilitation, evaluation and promotion of an efficient and supportive environment in math courses at Lake Michigan College (primarily at the Niles Campus) and as feasible with the Learning Assistance and Testing Centers. Responsible for accurate record-keeping and supporting a positive, professional learning environment for transitional studies and college-level math students and faculty.
Job Specifications:
Associate’s degree or one year math learning assistant experience required. Excellent learning support skills to include record-keeping, knowledge of subject matter, personal enthusiasm for math and learning, strong communication skills, and commitment to remaining current in transitional studies and college-level math pedagogy. Some travel between campuses may be required.
Grade: 5
Salary Range: Min. $14.07 per hour
Special Instructions to Applicants:
Official College transcripts required upon hire.
Open Date: 12/21/2018
Closing Date:
To apply, visit https://lmc.simplehire.com/postings/3071
About Lake Michigan College
Lake Michigan College is a community college in southwest Michigan. We have three campuses --two of which are located ten minutes from our namesake’s breathtaking shoreline.
Like other community colleges, we offer associate degrees, certificates, and even a baccalaureate degree. But what sets us apart from our peers is our seemingly limitless potential and our people - people who care deeply about our region’s future and who are committed to student success and exemplary educational programs, strong alignments with both established and emerging industries, and productive partnerships with the communities we serve.
Faculty and staff at LMC enjoy excellent benefits and a supportive and friendly work environment. LMC recently received a Capital Outlay grant from the State of Michigan and a new millage from the southwest Michigan community, so the college’s facilities will be getting innovative, sustainable upgrades in the next few years that will contribute to the comfort, productivity and collaborative environment for all employees.
Living in Southwest Michigan
Southwest Michigan attracts millions of tourists who come for our beaches, wineries, and nationally acclaimed golf courses. But many who visit, choose to stay for our great schools, low cost of living, and high quality of life.
LMC’s main campus is nestled in a watery and wooded wildlife sanctuary, yet it’s less than a half-day’s drive from major metro areas including Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Indianapolis.
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Organization
Lake Michigan College is located in southwestern Michigan, approximately 90 minutes from Chicago and 40 minutes from South Bend, Indiana. Situated on the Lake Michigan shoreline, the College’s 580-square-mile district includes all of Berrien County as well as Covert Township and the South Haven school district in Van Buren County.
The College’s four campus locations serve 170,000 residents with unique degree and credential offerings, online courses, and a reputation for quality instruction. The College offers more than 100 certificate and degree programs certificates. The College serves nearly 7,000 students annually, drawing students from seven surrounding counties in Michigan and Indiana. It has achieved record setting enrollments over the past five years, including, in 2013, the largest graduating class in the College’s 67-year history. The student body is a diverse mix of traditional-aged and adult students, international students, military veterans, and an ethnic blend that matches the overall demographic profile of the College’s district. Students have access to a wide range of support services, student life activities, and intercollegiate athletics that contribute to a well-rounded higher education experience.
A commitment to student success, ongoing assessment, and fulfillment of the region’s training and education needs is central to the College’s progressive approach to program development and facility planning. Recent examples include expansion of health care career program offerings into the new Healthcare Education Institute; introduction of an energy production technology program culminating in a baccalaureate degree in energy production; and a five-year project, funded in part by a $2 million Title III grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Education, to redesign all science curriculum and renovate classroom space on two campuses. Finally, as one of the first “Achieve the Dream” Colleges in the country, the College uses data extensively to monitor and report on student success and institutional achievements.
New initiatives on the horizon include the addition of on-campus student housing scheduled to open in fall 2014. The dorms, located on the Napier Avenue Campus, will attract even more students from an even greater radius. The College will also soon be one of the first community colleges in Michigan to offer a baccalaureate degree program thanks to recent State legislation that opens up this opportunity to better serve residents.
The College has developed on-campus partnerships with Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, and Siena Heights University to increase access to higher education within the region. These partnerships provide local, specialized training in agriculture as well as bachelor’s and master’s degrees in a variety of majors.
In addition to programmatic offerings, the Lake Michigan College Mendel Center for Arts & Technology is located on the College’s main campus in Benton Township. The Mendel Center is a 190,000-square-foot conference and performing arts center that attracts more than 100,000 visitors annually through conferences, meetings, and events, as well as through national and international touring entertainment in the 1,517-seat Mainstage theater.
Through flexible, responsive management, Lake Michigan College is a relevant part of the success and future economic development of the southwest corner of Michigan. By being alert to the changing needs of local businesses, industries, and students, the College is a key player in the growth of the region while helping students prepare for fulfilling, productive careers.
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