About this Part-Time Teaching Assistant | MGMT 365 - Lesser role at Penn State University
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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS
The Management & Organization Department within the Smeal College of Business is seeking applicants for a part-time teaching assistant for Instructor Lesser's MGMT 365 course for the Spring 2027 semester.
Job duties to include:
- Attend each class period and track student attendance and participation.
- Assist with grading assignments, including entering scores and feedback into a rubric based on the assignment criteria, as well as providing more substantive topic-focused recommendations on areas for improvement.
- Perform technical and administrative tasks as needed (e.g., uploading materials to the course Canvas platform, compiling peer feedback into reports, assembling materials for class activities)
- Additional teaching-related tasks as assigned
Requirements, qualifications, and/or competencies:
- Must have taken MGMT 365 in 2025/2026 school year
The starting rate for this job is $15/hour based on experience.
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