Math Coordinator

The Math Coordinator will coordinate tutorial services offered in the Center for Academic Support (CAS), supervise all math services, and manage the CAS database.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

• Coordinate math services offered by the Center for Academic Support; hire, train, supervise, and evaluate math tutors; provide individual and group tutoring in math as needed.
• Assist the Director and other coordinators with the operation and administration of the Center, including, but not limited to, covering the front desk, approving student employee timesheets, and advertising the services offered in the Center.
• Serve as liaison between the Center and the Math department; collaborate with faculty and staff to coordinate and implement new services to meet the academic needs of students.
• Manage the Center’s online scheduling system, TracCloud, communicating as necessary with the I.T. department and TracCloud’s parent company, Redrock Software.
• Manage TracCloud user access across campus departments, provide training for staff and students, and oversee tutor and student schedules within the system.
• Maintain CAS database and website, assist with data collection for special populations or university programs, and distribute center usage reports to academic departments.
• Plan and lead educational workshops, develop educational resources, as required. Develop workshops for a variety of student groups; prepare and make presentations for Registration Days, Griffon Edge and other on-campus organizations.
• Teach one (three credit hour) general studies mathematics course in Fall and Spring semesters based on department need.
• Maintain professional contacts and an awareness of practices and standards in the learning center field; stay current with relevant research.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Required Qualifications

• This position requires a Master’s Degree in Math or Math Education.
• Must have one to three years of experience in teaching and/or tutoring.
• Must have a minimum of 18 hours of graduate work in mathematics.