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KSU WRITING CENTER COACH POSITION
Kentucky State University’s Writing Center is hiring students to serve as writing coaches. To apply for this position, students must complete the application on the Human Resources website and submit a 2-page, double-spaced academic writing sample and two letters of recommendation from KSU professors (one from an English professor). The letters should reference the student’s writing skills, work ethic, social skills, communication skills, and the ability to give and receive constructive feedback. Applicants must also meet the qualifications below.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Be classified as a junior, senior, or graduate student
Have a 3.2 GPA or higher
Have completed two writing classes (e.g., English 101, English 102, JOU 204, JOU 210, etc.) with a grade of B or higher in both classes
Have exemplary writing and communication skills
RESPONSIBILITIES:
After being trained, writing coaches will provide development, organization, and research assistance to writers on subjects across the curriculum. Coaches will help students meet immediate writing goals, as well as help them improve and develop their skills. These are the specific duties of writing coaches:
Working with students individually or in groups to help them become skilled writers
Participating in workshops covering topics, such as the writing process, writing strategies, and citation styles
Answering questions about writing, research, documentation, and resources
Visiting classrooms periodically to deliver short Writing Center orientations
Contributing to the Writing Center's resource library
Marketing the Writing Center to students and faculty
Completing small assignments as part of ongoing professional development
Staffing the reception desk, including answering the phone and responding to email messages
Other duties as assigned
HOURS AND PAY:
Writing coaches can expect to work between 6 to 20 hours a week. The pay rate is $14 an hour.