Job Opportunities
Student Assistant
Accepting Fall 2019 applications.
Eligible Work-Study Applicants Preferred.
In a fast-paced environment, Learning Resource Center Student Assistants are our initial contact with the university community. They greet and direct visitors, answer phone calls, schedule appointments, maintain databases, and perform general office work and other duties as assigned.
Student Assistant Application (.pdf)
Science, Math, and Related Topics (SMART) Tutoring
Accepting applications for Fall 2019.
The SMART Lab offers tutoring in subjects including accounting, biology, chemistry, economics, geography, mathematics, physics, psychology sociology, statistics, and more. SMART Lab tutoring is a paid position.
Click here for an application and have (2) professors fill out a recommendation form to apply!
Supplemental Instruction Classes in Math, Chemistry, Economics, Political Science etc.
Accepting applications for Fall 2019.
University 60 classes, Supplemental Instruction (SI), are peer-facilitated group study sessions designed to help students master difficult subject matter in classes with traditionally low pass rates. Supplemental Instruction leaders are responsible for attending class meetings for the selected (‘target’) course, developing engaging and interactive lesson plans for SI sessions, attending and facilitating those SI sessions, and attending strategizing team meetings. SI is a paid position.
Click here for an application and have (2) professors fill out a recommendation form to apply!
Supplemental Instruction in FRESHMAN WRITING
Supplemental Instruction in Writing supports first-time freshman students enrolled in "Approaches to University Writing" in several departments. SI classes (UNIV 61 & 62 ) are peer-facilitated sessions, and are mandatory for students enrolled in 113A and B. We are now accepting applications for Fall 2019.
SI Leaders are juniors, seniors, and grad students who have excellent critical reading and analytical writing skills, as well as the ability to mentor students, work cooperatively with faculty, and facilitate class activities and discussions. For more information, email Dr. Kellenberger:
Writing Center & Grammar Lab Consultant (Part-time Faculty and Students)
- PART-TIME FACULTY WRITING CENTER OR GRAMMAR LAB CONSULTANT JOBS:
The pool for part-time faculty is now closed. Please check back in spring of 2020. Note: being accepted into the pool does not guarantee units will be available as our offers are contingent upon budget and traffic needs.
Click here for the part-time faculty announcement for the fall 2019-spring 2020 academic year
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- WRITING CENTER ISA Consultants (for students)
Are you an upper division student or graduate student who is a strong writer and critical thinker? Do you like to talk about the learning and writing process? Do you want more experience working with students one-on-one across the disciplines? Consider applying to be a ISA Writing Center Consultant. We are no longer hiring for the 2019-2020 academic year, but do accept applications year round and keep them on file in case any opening should arise. Click here for the Student Consultant Application.
Inquiries and applications regarding positions for Part-Time Faculty Consultantship in the LRC and ISA Consultantship in the Writing Center should be sent to:
Trista Payte, Writing Programs Coordinator of the LRC, Oviatt Library 300D, California State University, Northridge 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91330-8248
**Two letters of recommendation and a writing sample will also be required if not already on file.
Email applications are welcome and encouraged.
- GRAMMAR LAB CONSULTANT(ISA) FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS:
If you are a graduate student in linguistics and would like more experience working one-on-one with students on grammar and sentence-level issues, consider applying to be an ISA Grammar Consultant. Click here for an application.
Inquiries and applications should be sent to:
Debbi Mercado, LRC, Oviatt Library 300D, California State University, Northridge 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91330-8248
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Email applications are welcome and encouraged.
Computer Technician
Applications are closed for Spring 2020.
In a fast-paced environment, the LRC Computer Tech. maintains computers, servers, and backs up systems, databases, and other technological software and equipment. The LRC Computer Tech. also helps to create and maintain database for statistics and data entry, troubleshoots computer, network, and software errors, and must be competent in web development.
Knowledge of standard office equipment (printers, copiers, scanners, etc.).
Computer Technician Application (.pdf)
Graphic Designer
Applications are closed for Spring 2020.
We’re looking for a Graphic Designer who thrives in a fast-paced environment and welcomes a dynamic workload – from designing flyers to billboard signs to website pages. Knowledge of standard office equipment (printers, copiers, scanners, etc.) is recommended whereas knowledge of graphic design applications (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat Reader, etc.) is expected.