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In this Newsletter:
* GSC Travel Grants - Due Friday!
* RWIT Tutors Needed -PhD grad students can apply with PI permission
* GRAD activities coordinator - great on-campus job!
* Dartboard - online recruiting system for on-campus recruiting: Be
prepared
* Subscription Details
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* GSC Travel Grants - Due Friday! *
Application for conference travel grants for the fall 2017 term
are due August 25, 2017 at 5:00 p.m.! Information, including a link to
the application form, can be found here: https://sites.dartmouth.edu/gsc/resources/conference-travel-grant.
Email applications to [log in to unmask]
* RWIT Tutors Needed -PhD grad students can apply with PI permission *
Graduate Peer Tutors provide face-to-face support for graduate students
working on projects involving communicating with audiences, including
writing, speaking, and media compositions.
Location: On Campus
Terms: All terms; summer and interim periods are negotiable; start date
negotiable
Pay: $13-15
Position Details:
Graduate Peer Tutors will work 5-8 hours per week during the term,
starting in fall term of 2017. Limited working hours may be available
during summers and during interim periods. Availability in those terms
is desirable, but not required. Working hours will be distributed
between the following categories:
1. Regularly scheduled tutoring shifts in the RWIT Center (Berry 183)
2. Independently scheduled tutoring meetings held on campus outside of
RWIT's regular schedule,
perhaps including sessions during interim periods
3. Time spent preparing for scheduled tutoring sessions with active
clients
4. Training and staff meetings
Successful applicants will demonstrate proficiency in writing
conventions within at least one scholarly tradition, familiarity with
academic research practices in their field of focus, exceptional oral
communication abilities, and a track record of organization and
responsibility. Applicants from all academic departments are encouraged
to apply. In order to serve the Dartmouth student population, RWIT needs
tutors familiar with STEM, humanities, and social-sciences writing.
We also welcome multi-lingual applicants.
For more information about RWIT, The Student Center for Research,
Writing, and Information
Technology, visit www.dartmouth.edu/~rwit How to Apply:
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. To apply,
please send the following to RWIT's Director, Nick Van Kley (Nick.Van.Kley)
1. a cover letter, explaining your reason for applying and summarizing
relevant experience or expertise
2. a C.V.
3. an academic writing sample (The sample will ideally be 10 or more
pages in length and cite or
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* GRAD activities coordinator - great on-campus job! *
The Graduate Activities Coordinator is an essential participant in the
programming for all graduate students in the School of Graduate and
Advanced Studies at Dartmouth College. Under the supervision of the
Assistant Dean of Graduate Student Affairs, the Graduate Activities
Coordinator will plan, coordinate, schedule, and implement cultural and
social programming sponsored by the Graduate Student Council and
administrative offices at Dartmouth.
If you are interested in the position, please send a resume, cover
letter, and a list of three references to [log in to unmask]
Please note, the grad activities coordinator must be an enrolled
graduate student in good academic standing at Dartmouth, possessing
strong organizational and interpersonal skills, and a high level of
personal and intellectual maturity. Graduate students on full stipend
may not apply. This is a one year position with potential to renew.
Title: Graduate Studies Activities Coordinator Category: 15 hrs/Week @ $13.00
an hour
Department: Graduate Studies Position #:
Reports to: Assistant Dean of Graduate Student Affairs
Position Purpose:
The Graduate Studies Activities Coordinator (GSAC) is an essential
participant in the programming for all the Arts and Sciences graduate
students at Dartmouth College. Under the supervision of the Assistant
Dean of Graduate Student Affairs, the GSAC will plan, coordinate,
schedule, and implement cultural and social programming sponsored by the
Graduate Student Council (GSC) and administrative offices at Dartmouth.
As both an employee of the office of the School of Graduate and Advanced
Studies and an executive board member of the GSC, the GSAC serves as an
important bridge between the administration and the graduate student
body.
Key Accountabilities:
-Designs unique and relevant social events and programs that appeals to
diverse populations of graduate students in order to foster a graduate
community
-Collaborates with and supports GSC-recognized student groups in
planning events and programs
-Attends and actively participates in monthly GSC general and executive
board meetings
-Writes and edits articles for website and social media
-Works with the grad communications coordinator to promote social media
streams
-Initiates collaboration with other offices on campus for programming.
Miscellaneous:
-Performs other administrative duties as assigned
-Weekend/evening work is often required, especially at certain times of
the year (Graduation weekend, Graduate Student Appreciation Week etc.)
Position Requirements:
Skills & Knowledge
-Excellent oral and written communication skills, preferably with a
background in writing and/or public relations
-Strong grasp of social media
-Extremely strong interpersonal skills
-General familiarly with Dartmouth College policies and procedures (or
willingness to learn)
-Ability to motivate and work effectively with diverse groups and
individuals.
-Ability to organize own work, coordinate projects with others, and
manage multiple projects simultaneously
-Ability to work independently and reliably within a fixed budget
Experience
-Experience with event planning and programming
Education
B.A.
* Dartboard - online recruiting system for on-campus recruiting: Be
prepared *
Greetings!
Our new DartBoard platform is now up and running! As a reminder, this
integrated system replaces all of our former systems (DartRecruit,
Purple Briefcase, and DartmouthCircles).
To log in:
-Click link here https://websso.dartmouth.edu/oaam_server/login.do;jsessionid=zTaJJEgIInJxSfzIyqICm7Kl_Se19V26jbO9mGtW7uG5CdETNRk4!454251213!1979927034
-Enter your NetID and password on the Web Authentication page.
-You can then find and apply to hundreds of jobs and internships,
participate in the recruiting program when opportunities become
available, register for events, and browse our comprehensive resource
library.
*Be sure to update your student profile so you don’t miss emails
pertaining to your interests!
Sincerely,
CJ Hughes
Recruiting Coordinator
Center for Professional Development
63 South Main Street, Suite 200 I Hanover, NH 03755
603-646-1665
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