Application materials for the Registration Assistant Position are now available! Applications are due March 4, 2013 by 4:30 p.m.!
Registration Assistant Benefits Include:
Click here for the [PDF] Registration Assistant Application Packet (515 KiB)
Application materials for the Summer Office Assistant Position are now available. Applications are due March 4, 2013 by 4:30 p.m.!
Work in the Office of New Student and Family Programs!
Click here for the [PDF] Summer Office Assistant Application Packet (515 KiB)
For more information on any of these positions contact:
Melissa (Mel) Iverson
The Office of New Student and Family Programs seeks to employ undergraduate students who are committed to assisting new and transfer students with their transition to Minnesota State University, Mankato.
The orientation positions require students to serve as positive role models, mentors, discussion leaders, tour guides, educators, or class registration advisors. Summer orientation positions require students to be available from the middle of May through the end of July and periodically throughout the academic year. These positions provide students with campus involvement experience as well as additional benefits.
Orientation Peer Assistant Benefits Include:
For a description of each of the first-year learning communities being offered in 2013-14, please visit: www.mnsu.edu/newstudent/communities/future/types.html
For a description of each of the sophomore learning communities being offered in 2013-14, please visit: www.mnsu.edu/newstudent/communities/current/sophomores.html
For more information, contact Kate Hansen in the Office of New Student and Family Programs at 507-389-5498, Preska 103, or kate.hansen@mnsu.edu.
The Minnesota State University, Mankato learning communities program provides an opportunity for incoming first-year students to join a community that supports their academic success and transition to college life, as well as encourages students to involve themselves in different opportunities the campus has to offer. learning community students take some of their semester classes together and many live on the same residence hall floor providing an excellent opportunity to connect with other first-year students.
Each learning community has their own Learning Community Coordinator (LCC) who is dedicated to the academic success of every member as they transition to college life at Minnesota State University Mankato. The LCC assists each student in setting academic goals, develops study groups for the community, and plans service work, cultural appreciation, and other events. LCCs don't actually take the courses with the learning community students, but successful candidates have often taken and done well in the courses offered in the learning community they're applying for.
Benefits include:
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