Job Description

We are seeking to fill two positions for the Early Connections Opportunity Program (ECO). The responsibilities of this appointment will be to prepare for and teach ECO Lecture in the summer from July 6-31, 2026. This position will involve course and program planning meetings, teaching the course, grading of course assignments, holding office hours, and advising. As necessary, the coordinator of ECO, in consultation with the director of OMSA, will assign and change the distribution of duties.

Responsibilities:

• Work with other ECO staff in assessing students’ needs, strengths, and weaknesses
• Offer instruction during designated class hours (approximately 11 class sessions)
• Offer 12-20 hours of tutoring
• Maintain and submit appropriate records of students’ performance including attendance, participation, and grades as well as evaluative notes
• Confer with each student about his or her progress
• Refer students to support services, including Career Center, Learning Center, OMSA, etc., as appropriate
• Attend all staff meetings (one general staff meeting per week, one AS&T meeting per week)
• Participate in course planning and orientation sessions
• Participate in the planning of fall ECO programming

Qualifications

Previous experience teaching at the University of Rochester. Because OMSA prefers continuity in its staff, preference is sometimes given to people who have previously taught or tutored in the ECO program.

Application Instructions

Please be prepared to submit the following documents when you apply to this position:

·CV (Required)

·Cover letter: in one to two pages, please explain your teaching philosophy and what you believe you can contribute to the ECO program (Highly encouraged)

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

EOE, including disability/protected veterans

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