The Instructional Assistant (IA) oversees and advises undergraduate students in their chemistry teaching labs, as well as grading student pre- and post- lab assessments. The IA is present during the lab to answer theoretical and technical questions about the current experiment. The IA also occasionally cleans and prepares the lab as instructed by the Coordinator and/or Technician and is expected to respond to student inquiries pertaining to the lab. Other possible duties include supervising and preparing drop in office hours for students.

Research in HIV, population health and epidemiology.

CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) instructor is the person that leads the class and provides program about how to perform CPR in the case of an emergency. S/he teaches the exact procedure to bring back the consciousness in the person who has suffered a cardiac attack. His/her job is to coordinate classes, evaluate the performance of the students, keep a check on equipment and other things.

Supervises campers and ensures their safety, development, growth, skill achievement, and general well-being. Maintains a schedule for camp participants. Facilitates and creates lesson plans for daily activities. Organizes and leads various small and large group activities.

Crew trainers are responsible for training new crew members for their day-to-day work serving customers, preparing food, keeping restaurants and kitchens clean and tidy and working well as part of a team.