Want the best federal work study job on campus?
Want to make a difference? Want to learn more about the
Syracuse community? If so, join the summer 2014 SU literacy corps.
SU Literacy Corps tutors work with students at sites in the Syracuse City School District (SCSD) using an established tutoring model. Students from all majors are welcome (and encouraged!) to apply.
Position begins in late June and ends 8/8/14 (tentative). Tutors will work 30-36 hours per week, 8 a.m.-4:30 .pm. Applicants must be available for the entire time period. Tutors work with students in SCSD Summer Program, SCSD Inclusive Summer School Programs and SCSD Pre-K programs.
Applicants must be eligible for a Federal Work Study Award for 2014-2015.
Transportation is available. Salary is $9 per hour.
Applications are available on www.sujobopps.com under the ‘Workstudy and Non Work-Study’ category listing.
The application deadline is May 2.
If you have questions or would like additional information, contact SU Literacy Corps staff at (315)443-3051 or literacy@syr.edu.
URL: http://shawcenter.syr.edu
Contact: Nathalie Quezada Warren
Literacy Corps
315-443-3051
literacy@syr.edu
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