This position is to help support the instructors for MKTG 1890 and 3890.

Duties will include:

Grade assignments, provide feedback and assist the instructor with preparation of course assignments, exams or lectures. Video editing. Setting up podcasts. Planning end of semester events, including mock interviews with industry professionals. Support for Fall high school invitational event as needed. In addition to these common duties, you are expected to display the following characteristics during your service:

Communication :

Maintain consistent communication with the instructor/s and students. Respond to emails from the instructor as soon as possible. In addition to maintaining consistent communication with the instructor and students, you should communicate any uncertainties you may have as soon as possible. If you have any questions regarding the course, ask for clarity right away. You should keep the instructor/s abreast of any issues that arise. Consider copying the instructor/s on your communications with students.

Initiative :

You will receive various duties from your assigned supervisor, but you are expected to show an ability to work independently. You are expected to be able to make decisions on your own, but also expected to discuss decisions with your supervisor.

Punctuality :

Arrive on time to meetings with the instructor/s. When handling grading assignments, communicate with the instructor/s as to when you expect to be able to complete the load.

Time management:

Monitor your time to be able to complete grading tasks in a timely manner. If grading is taking longer than expected, communicate this with the instructor and be able to give an estimate as to when it will be completed. Please be aware that grading loads may vary throughout the quarter, so you should plan your time accordingly.

Feedback :

You are expected to provide students with useful feedback on their assignments. This includes being able to tell the student what they can improve upon and what they did well and should do more of.

Content Proficiency:

Even when assigned a course outside your content mastery area, you are expected to be able to assist students in finding answers to their questions. Not only should you be keeping up with course readings, but you should also know of available resources to direct students to when the question is outside of your capacity to assist with. Also, being familiar with content will assist you while grading.

Academic Honesty:

In addition to being familiar with university policy regarding academic honesty, you are expected to treat each student fairly in your grading. You must communicate with your faculty supervisor if you suspect any incidences of academic dishonesty in student work. Must be a current UVU student. Good Organizational Skills. Good Computer Skills.