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Refer students to the Program Director and/or Academic Dean if additional advising is necessary. Refer students having excess of three (3) absences to the Program Director or Academic Dean.
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Other duties assigned by the Director of Upward Bound and the Dean of Student Services consistent with the Upward Bound grant and College strategic priorities and goals. The Upward Bound Instructor shall be responsible to the Director of Upward Bound and assist in the curriculum development and teach assigned subjects at monthly Saturday class sessions geared toward first-generation college-bound high school students to prepare students to achieve educational attainment, college readiness, citizenship skills, and other goals set forth by the Upward Bound grant program.
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Refer students to the Academic Dean/Program Director if additional advising is necessary. + Refer students having excess of two (2) absences to the Academic Dean/Program Director.
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The position reports to the School of Nursing Associate Dean of Academic and Faculty Affairs with supervision of duties from assigned nursing faculty. The School of Nursing at the University of Kansas Medical Center seeks a graduate teaching assistant to work with our progressive and innovative faculty, staff, and students.
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Faculty are responsible for creating a classroom presence in support of students in collaboration with their Dean. Adjunct Nursing Faculty report to the Dean of Nursing. Adjunct faculty members are primarily responsible for communicating with students and other University staff related to teaching and learning.
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Responsible To: Assistant Superintendent of Student Services and Dean of Students. Develop a training program for students in the Truancy Diversion Program and their parents. Develop an educational program for students in the Truancy Diversion Program and their parents.
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Based on the location this may be an Area Dean of Nursing or Dean of Nursing. Creating high levels of student engagement through activities, community building, and student-centered learning including the use of live classroom tools to hold synchronous learning sessions with students.
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