The Writing Center accepts applications at all times for the following positions:
If you are interested in applying for any of the above positions, please review the job descriptions, qualifications, and application procedures below for each position.
Writing tutors work one-on-one with Mt. SAC students on various writing topics. The main responsibility of a writing tutor is to improve student writers' skills. In order to do this, tutors must be familiar with the writing process, writing strategies, research strategies, and grammar rules. Tutors will rely on tutoring methods learned in TUTR 10A and 10B to work with students.
To apply for a position as a writing tutor, please submit a completed employment application packet, which includes
Submit your completed employment application packet by clicking here OR dropping off your packet to the Writing Center: Bldg. 26B, Rm. 1561A.
Tutors in the classroom are placed and work with a specific English 67 professor and class. Their duties include one-on-one tutoring and group tutoring sessions for their class held in the Writing Center. Tutors also support group work in the classroom. Additionally, tutors in the classroom are expected to have all class materials, create group writing topics, and be familiar with the writing process, writing strategies, research strategies, and grammar rules.
To apply for a position as a tutor in the classroom, please submit a completed employment application packet, which includes
A copy of a writing sample with an instructor’s comments.
Submit your completed employment application packet by clicking here OR dropping off your packet to the Writing Center: Bldg. 26B, Rm. 1561A.
Front desk staff are responsible for checking students in and out of the Writing Center for tutoring, workshop, and lab use. The front desk staff also make tutoring appointments, answer all incoming Writing Center calls, and complete clerical work.
To apply for a position as a front desk staff member, please submit a completed employment application packet, which includes:
Submit your completed employment application packet by clicking here OR dropping off your packet to the Writing Center: Bldg. 26B, Rm. 1561A.
Lab assistants are responsible for answering computer and technical-related questions from students in the Writing Center's computer lab. Lab assistants are also in charge of checking out lab materials and recording student information on according logs. Additionally, lab assistants maintain all equipment (printers, computers, coin-operated print machine, scanners) and alert supervisors of lab needs. Lab assistants also assure proper use of the lab by monitoring activities according to the center's policies and procedures.
To apply for a position as a lab assistant, please submit a completed employment application packet, which includes:
Submit your completed employment application packet by clicking here OR dropping off your packet to the Writing Center: Bldg. 26B, Rm. 1561A.