Undergraduate Student Course Assistants (MATH 262, MATH 263, MATH 264, MATH 271, & MATH Helpdesk)- Math & Stats Fall 2025

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• Hiring Unit:
• Mathematics & Statistics
• Course Title and Course Number:
• MATH 262, MATH 263, MATH 264, MATH 271 and MATH Helpdesk
• Estimated Number of Positions: 150
• Total Hours of Work per Term:
• Total hours range from 10hrs- 95hrs
• Position Summary:

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Scheduled weekly problem sessions.   Explain concepts which students may not have understood when it was presented in class.  Give them study tips and emphasize the important material.  Serve as a role model for students, showing that it is possible to learn the material, and learn it well.  Help students with assignments and exam preparation.

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