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The primary mission of the ASC is to directly promote and support students' academic success by offering a wide range of services. Our student employees play a significant role in implementing academic support by providing on-demand personalized assistance to the USF student community.

Positions Include: 

Tutors 

  • Tutors are responsible for assisting students' academic success in selected coursework. Tutors must possess and demonstrate academic achievement in their selected courses. Duties include individual and/or group study sessions, attendance at scheduled tutor training sessions, and assisting other staff when needed. 

Graduate Assistant (GA)

  • Graduate students assist in the coordination of tutoring support involving training, scheduling, supervision and evaluation of tutors and other ASC student employees. In collaboration with faculty, GA's support in the instructional efforts of students, to include proctoring exams and help students who utilize instructional software to complete assignments. ASC GA's also represent the department through outreach efforts at orientation, academic success seminars, and other events on campus. 

Desk Ambassador - FWS Position 

  • ASC Ambassadors serve as a bridge between students, faculty, and university staff who come to the center and utilize tutoring, writing and SMART lab services. Ambassadors must possess excellent communication and customer service skills as well as be able to adjust to a fast paced work environment.

 Writing Consultant 

  • Writing Consultants provide face-to-face and online writing support to USF students, faculty, and staff at any stage of writing and at any academic level. They develop materials for writing support and participate in required training and professional development. Writing consultants have an advanced degree (master's or PhD) or are working on obtaining one.

To apply for the positions above please visit Careers@USF and search for availbale positions.  For questions, stop by the Tutoring Hub LIB206.