The ASU College of Letters and Sciences is hiring writing fellows to support ASU Online and iCourse students in the Writers’ Studio, a first-year composition program.
Writing Fellows — advanced undergraduate and graduate students — are trained to provide good feedback on writing projects and to assist with moderating group discussions. Together with instructors, writing fellows work with students to foster a collaborative, interactive online learning space. Writing Fellows are chosen for their strong writing skills and investment in helping others to improve their writing.
You can apply through ASU student employment: students.asu.edu/employment
Requisition #21463BR
Questions? Contact Michelle Stuckey at mastucke@asu.edu.
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