Serve as the point person on campus to coordinate support services andprogramming for San Francisco State’s diverse transfer student population.Manage:- Transfer Peer Mentor Program- SF State California Promise Program- Transfer Ambassador Volunteer Program- SF State's Transfer websiteCo-Manage:- SF State Peer2Peer Mentorship ProgramLead:- Academic advising workshops- Transfer-focused events and engagement initiativesAssist:-… Show more Serve as the point person on campus to coordinate support services andprogramming for San Francisco State’s diverse transfer student population.Manage:- Transfer Peer Mentor Program- SF State California Promise Program- Transfer Ambassador Volunteer Program- SF State's Transfer websiteCo-Manage:- SF State Peer2Peer Mentorship ProgramLead:- Academic advising workshops- Transfer-focused events and engagement initiativesAssist:- Campus partners with programming coordination, outreach, and other transfer student engagement initiatives - Where I'm needed :) Show less

-Tutor Mentorship and Training: facilitate a 2-hour weekly learning lab for incoming tutors. Guide tutors on tutoring best practices such as writing process theory, pedagogical approaches, socio-emotional connection, and rapport building. Provide informal tutorial feedback, and encourage and support tutors through periodic check-ins throughout the semester. Respond to tutors’ questions, issues, scheduling requests, etc. via email, text, phone and communicate with scheduling staff regarding… Show more -Tutor Mentorship and Training: facilitate a 2-hour weekly learning lab for incoming tutors. Guide tutors on tutoring best practices such as writing process theory, pedagogical approaches, socio-emotional connection, and rapport building. Provide informal tutorial feedback, and encourage and support tutors through periodic check-ins throughout the semester. Respond to tutors’ questions, issues, scheduling requests, etc. via email, text, phone and communicate with scheduling staff regarding pending requests or issues. Oversee tutor timesheets; send reminders, input, review and approve hours-Intervene and de-escalate challenging situations with students or student staff, and refer them to other campus services when needed (DPRC, CAPS, Student Health Center, Basic Needs, HPW, etc.)-Manage “early alert” reports, contact students of concern to encourage tutoring services, update student records on Navigator scheduler and reporting system-Manage and guide student project leads in developing and following through with action plans, perform check-ins, plan and facilitate meeting agendas on a rotating basis-Assist with TASC outreach, hiring, and day-to-day on-site management Show less

AU 101: First-Year Experience for TransfersA small, writing-intensive unit focused on the first-year experience at SFSU, in which the class considers the goals of higher education, and examines the mission and structure of SFSU through reviewing the historical, socio-cultural, and political context of the university while exploring the resources available on campus. We focus on themes of social justice, educational equity, and identity, and consider the challenges and opportunities students… Show more AU 101: First-Year Experience for TransfersA small, writing-intensive unit focused on the first-year experience at SFSU, in which the class considers the goals of higher education, and examines the mission and structure of SFSU through reviewing the historical, socio-cultural, and political context of the university while exploring the resources available on campus. We focus on themes of social justice, educational equity, and identity, and consider the challenges and opportunities students encounter while reflecting on own own lived experiences. Additionally, this course develops key academic skills within a classroom community, such as communication, information competency, metacognition, writing processes, and personal and interpersonal skills, to help students work toward academic success.AU 110: Living in San FranciscoThis course consists of asynchronous online activities with required in-person field trips and introduces new students to the geographic, historical, socio-cultural, and political context of the Bay Area, San Francisco, and SFSU. Students consider the challenges and opportunities associated with living in San Francisco, reflect on their own experiences within the city and on campus, and build a sense of community while they transition to the university and the surrounding area.CWL 216: Telling Stories, How the World Writes ‘You’An introductory course to the comparative study of literary texts, in which the class reads works from a variety of genres and literary traditions with an eye to situating them in the local and/or global cultural, historical, and sociopolitical contexts in which they were produced, and reflect on how the world is shaped by stories, and how narrative forms can shape our understanding of identity while inviting us to adopt different values. This course also practices communicating effectively and persuasively to different audiences and develops key academic and interpersonal skills within a classroom community. Show less

Tutor mentorship: guide incoming tutors through conferences and check-ins, provide tutorial feedback, and direct toward needed resources.iLearn: co-manage TASC's learning management system, organize course and training material through SFSU's Moodle platform, provide pedagogical and employment resources for tutors Learning Online 101: develop, revise, and manage "Learning Online 101" pilot program, a self-paced four stage learning module to boost students’ skills and confidence… Show more Tutor mentorship: guide incoming tutors through conferences and check-ins, provide tutorial feedback, and direct toward needed resources.iLearn: co-manage TASC's learning management system, organize course and training material through SFSU's Moodle platform, provide pedagogical and employment resources for tutors Learning Online 101: develop, revise, and manage "Learning Online 101" pilot program, a self-paced four stage learning module to boost students’ skills and confidence with learning online, under the director supervision of TASC’s Executive Director.Outreach: promote TASC in writing intensive SFSU courses, create promotional and informational videos about available service, lead presentations in classroom visits to promote services and recruit tutorsWorkshops: co-create writing and study skills workshops and present them to classes as requested by instructors Show less

Front Desk:Administrative tasks: answer phones, document voice messages, make appointments, scheduling, make copies, filing, manage email communications, confirm appointments, answer student inquiries, update mailing lists, special projects, etc.English Language and Literacy Tutor:Provided academic guidance toward undergraduate and graduate students Participated in pedagogy training to facilitate students' literary and academic skillsImplemented individualized lesson… Show more Front Desk:Administrative tasks: answer phones, document voice messages, make appointments, scheduling, make copies, filing, manage email communications, confirm appointments, answer student inquiries, update mailing lists, special projects, etc.English Language and Literacy Tutor:Provided academic guidance toward undergraduate and graduate students Participated in pedagogy training to facilitate students' literary and academic skillsImplemented individualized lesson plans and pedagogical techniques during tutoring sessions Evaluated academic progress throughout tutoring sessions Show less

Provide long-term, individualized academic assistance to students PreK-12. Offer a welcoming environment. Guide pupils to reach learning objectives, motivate students to excel in their subject through positive reinforcement, and build student's confidence so they may thrive throughout their academic career.

Assists within the San Francisco Mayor’s office of Education and Family Services.Website Design: formats and edits webpages for the OCOF Council website and assists in planning, writing, editing and publishing information on the site, creating and linking new pages, facilitating site navigation, monitoring web content and responding to user inquiries.Administrative tasks: taking voice messages, managing spreadsheets, making copies, filing, manage email communications, confirm… Show more Assists within the San Francisco Mayor’s office of Education and Family Services.Website Design: formats and edits webpages for the OCOF Council website and assists in planning, writing, editing and publishing information on the site, creating and linking new pages, facilitating site navigation, monitoring web content and responding to user inquiries.Administrative tasks: taking voice messages, managing spreadsheets, making copies, filing, manage email communications, confirm appointments, research background information, and other office aid upon request. Special Projects: responsible for writing, compiling and organizing orientation manuals for newly hired support staff within the Our Children, Our Families (OCOF) Council. Manuals include mission statement, history, legislation, data reports, objectives of the OCOF, and an individual biographical section for each Council Members. Show less

Provide bilingual literacy tutoring at Glen Park Elementary School. Create and implement individualized lesson plans for students who need additional assistance reaching grade level literacy. Provide general aid and administration in classroom activities.

Tutor statistics and algebra in weekly appointments and during drop-in sessions on the college campus.