Help Future Engineers - Become an E115 Lab Instructor
Each fall semester, nearly 1300 freshmen are accepted into the College of Engineering in a number of engineering disciplines. Every student takes a similar series of courses including English, chemistry, calculus and a fundamental engineering course: E-115. This course educates new students to the technological workings of NC State University and the College of Engineering as well as introduce valuable resources that will make a student's experience here at NC State easier and more productive.
In addition, the Fall of 2008 continues upon a milestone in the history of the College of Engineering. Beginning in the Fall of 2006 each incoming class of freshmen will be the expected to have a laptop computer for their use in and out of the classroom. As such, E-115 has been re-engineered to make the most out of a student's laptop in the classroom. This is an exciting new opportunity to help the class of 2012 not only be better computer users but also better engineers.
As such, we are hiring exicted and talented individuals to be an E-115 Lab Instructor. Expectations and Requirements are outlined below. We offer flexible work hours and opportunities exist to be an E-115 LI for more than one section.
Hour recommendations below are based on being an E-115 LI for two sections on a weekly basis
Expectations of an E115 Lab Instructor
- teach two lab sections of E-115 (5 hrs per week)
- hold scheduled office hours (1 hr per week)
- attend weekly meetings (~1 hr per week)
- grade assignments (~ 4 - 5 hrs per week)
Requirements to be an E115 Lab Instructor
- current NCSU student
- minimum 2.5 GPA
- completed or placed out of E-115
- attend training sessions at the beginning of the semester (Aug. 18 & 19)
Do I Get Paid?
Yes you do! Current pay rates are listed below(*). Pay rate is based on class staus as well as the number of semesters experience being an E-115 LI.
| Class Status | Experience (semesters) |
Pay Rate (Per Hour) |
|---|---|---|
Sophomore
|
0
1
2
3 or more |
8.00
8.25
8.50
8.75 |
Junior
|
0
1
2
3 or more |
8.25
8.50
8.75
9.00 |
Senior
|
0
1
2
3 |
8.50 8.75 9.00 9.25 |
* pay rates are subject to change prior to the Fall 2007 semester pending funding decisions by the College of Engineering
How Do I Apply?
We've now opened up our web-based application system for Fall 2008!
