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Accounting Teaching Scholars
In conjunction with
the Smith School of
Business ‘Fellows
Program’, the Accounting
and Information
Assurance Department (AIA)
has launched the
Undergraduate Teaching
Scholars Program. This
program provides
undergraduate accounting
students, the
opportunity to serve as
discussion leaders for
the Friday discussion
sections in BMGT 220 and
221. It is an
opportunity for
qualified accounting
majors to enhance their
undergraduate experience
by reviewing
financial/managerial
material in preparation
for the CPA exam,
practicing
organizational and
delivery skills, and
receiving monetary
compensation without
leaving campus.
These are sponsored
positions with funding
and naming provided by
the major recruiters,
both public accounting
and corporate partners,
of Smith School
accounting graduates.\
Dr. Progyan Basu is
the Faculty Champion for
this program, click
here to view
his profile.
Responsibilities
- Teach two 50
minute discussion
sections of the same
course on Friday
each semester.
- Maintain 3 hours
of office hours per
week.
- Grade 4 quizzes
per semester for
your discussion
sections (quizzes
provided by faculty)
- Proctor 4-5
exams per semester.
- Prepare for
weekly class
(assignments
provided by
faculty).
Remuneration
- Position will be
named by sponsor.
- Pay rate is $10
per hour for 10
hours per week for
15 weeks of the
semester for a total
of $1,500 per
semester.
- One credit
course in teaching
methods (will
require attending
4-6 meetings).
- Position is for
two semesters (fall
and spring) and
renewable with
reapplication.
Applicant Requirements
- Must be a
declared accounting
major..
- BMGT 310, 311,
and 321 must be
completed by end of
semester of
application.
- Minimum 3.00
cumulative GPA with
a "B" or better in BMGT 310, 311, or
321.
- Public Speaking
course (COMM 100,
107 or 200) must be
completed by end of
semester of
application.
- Resume
Application &
Selection Process
- This Application
is closed
- You can work on your
application in any
order you choose;
however, remember to
download a cover letter
into your UNet
"Profile" (can be
downloaded in the
"Files" tab of your
profile) so that it
can later be
uploaded into your
application, and
also update other
"Profile"
information that is
part of the
application.
- You can save your
application as a
draft (before
making a final
submission). Your
saved application
is located
in your "Profile"
under "My
Applications" in
UNet.
Please remember not
to submit your
application until
you have finished
entering all parts
of your application
. You will
only be able to
submit this
application once and
are then unable to
return to make
edits.
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