The Mathematics and Computer Science Department will be accepting applications for our Math Intern position for the 2024-2025 academic year. The Math Intern position is an exciting opportunity especially for recent graduates! The position is 30 hours per week during the 30 weeks classes are in session and final exams are being given. Most of these hours are spent working with students in office hours in Lansing 310 or Gulick 2001 on material from MATH 100 (Elementary Functions), MATH 130 (Calculus I) and MATH 131 (Calculus II). If staffing allows it, the Math Intern may also have the opportunity to tutor MATH 135, MATH 204, MATH 214, MATH 232 and MATH 237. Some time is given for review and preparation of material, including meeting with the faculty teaching the courses. When there are no or few students asking questions during office hours, the Math Intern is also expected to assist the department in other ways such as updating bulletin boards. Office hours are late afternoon and evening, Sundays through Thursdays. The Math Intern receives a stipend and also receives benefits. The Math Intern is required to take one or two courses within the Department (i.e. either mathematics or computer science) each semester they are employed. This coursework could include Independent Studies. Upon approval the coursework could occur in other departments in the Natural Sciences Division for the purposes of supporting interdisciplinary studies. 

The salary for this 10 month position is $20,696.

A Bachelor’s degree with a major or a minor in Mathematics is required.

Experience as a TA or Teaching Fellow, especially in mathematics, is preferred.

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