Teaching Assistant (Several Positions) PR 100 Foundations of Public Relations - 2024 Fall term

University of Regina

12d ago

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry Level
People, HR & Administration
Education & Teaching
Regina

Requirements

Graduate student/4th year student with strong writing and presentation skills, experience with UR Courses, has taken at least one PR course, and a good academic record is preferred.
The TA is knowledgeable with updated MLA and APA citing formats (in-text citations and work cited/reference page)
The TA is knowledgeable about various types of writing (for this class, emphasis will be on writing for public relations).
The TA is adept at writing and knowledgeable about the requisite technical components encompassed in quality writing including compelling language, well organized paragraphs that follow in a logically coherent manner, and proper grammar and punctuation.

Responsibilities

- The TA will evaluate student writing assignments according to the expectations outlined in the course syllabus and the requisite technical components associated to the specific assignment they are tasked with grading including, but not limited to, structural coherency, proper grammar and punctuation, correct, consistent and up-to-date formatting of in-text citations and work cited/reference page (depending on whether they use MLA or APA).
- The TA will provide feedback on student assignments to help them improve the quality of their writing and skills.
- The TA (depending on the number of hours they have been allocated) may be tasked with grading assignments such as forum discussions, lecture responses, news releases, and presentations.
- The TA will return graded assignments to the instructor in accordance to dates established by the instructor.
- The TA will identify and discuss ways students can improve their writing and/or speaking in student assignments with the professor.

FAQs

What is the duration of the Teaching Assistant position?

The position is for the 2024 Fall term.

What are the working hours for the Teaching Assistant role?

The TA can work up to 40 hours a week, but it is a part-time position.

What are the primary responsibilities of the Teaching Assistant?

The TA will evaluate student writing assignments, provide feedback, grade various assignments, and help students improve their writing and speaking skills.

What qualifications are preferred for applicants to the Teaching Assistant position?

Applicants should be graduate students or 4th-year students with strong writing and presentation skills, experience with UR Courses, a good academic record, and have taken at least one Public Relations course.

Is knowledge of citation formats required for this position?

Yes, the TA must be knowledgeable in updated MLA and APA citing formats for in-text citations and reference pages.

Where can I find contact information for inquiries about the position?

For further information, you should contact the faculty or department you are applying to.

When is the job open and close date for this position?

The job open date is September 5, 2024, and the job close date is September 12, 2024.

Are international students eligible to apply for this position?

Yes, but international students must obtain a "Verification of Academic Status for the Eligibility to Work on Campus" letter from UR International – Student Services before being hired.

Does the University of Regina have a diversity statement for applicants?

Yes, the University is committed to an inclusive workplace and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals, including those within designated employment equity categories.

What types of assignments might the Teaching Assistant be required to grade?

The TA may grade assignments such as forum discussions, lecture responses, news releases, and presentations.

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