assistant professor

Suny-College-At-Brockport

Met many diverse students through the library. Management was very flexible with hours and consistent with communicating any changes to policy or upcoming events. Taught a lot about customer service when dealing with students in various situations. Management also held occasional parties to celebrate incoming and graduating students who worked in the library. We were allowed to do our homework when things were slow at the circulation desk. the hardest part was checking in/out electronics due to the excessive preliminaries of the agreement students had to sign to be eligible each semester to use them.

working on campus as required 
teaching routine of 4 classes (12 hours per week)
with at 1-2 hour prep for each hour schedule is set
student meetings advisement and writing you set your schedule
summer and winter work available by volunteer with excellent extra pay

Brockport's Student Patrol position was perfect job for a college student cause although the job itself wasn't stressful it did entail a great deal of responsibility. This job provided safety to those on campus by locking up academic buildings and transporting students at night.

Although I was a temporary employee I was able to learn many skills and gained a lot of experience while I was there. Had they not been under a hiring freeze at the time, I am sure I would of  became a permanent employee.

My department is wonderful and the college offers training to improve as an instructor and to appreciate the diversity of our faculty, staff and students.

got to work with other students and help them to learn the subject material for their classes. was rewarding to see them get better grades in class and succeed.

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