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DELAWARE COUNTY
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Learning Commons
Spring 2016 Student Assistant
Orientation
LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION
FOR STUDENT ASSISTANT
 Welcome
 Student Assistant Introductions
 Handouts & Presentation (LC bookmark & Confidentiality Agreement)
 Student Assistant Guidelines
 Questions and Answers
LEARNING COMMONS STUDENT
ASSISTANT ORIENTATION
 Learning Commons Hours of Operation (Library opens at 8:00am)
 Monday through Thursday
 7:30am – 10:00pm
 Friday (no Friday or Saturday hours during Summer I & II)
 7:30am – 5:00pm
 Saturday
 10:00 – 3:00
 Sunday
 Closed
LEARNING COMMONS STUDENT ASSISTANT
ORIENTATION
 Work Schedule – Student assistant hours vary from semester to semester. You will be scheduled to
work according to our needs and your availability. Students applying early will have more flexibility in
scheduling their work hours. The number of hours you may work each week is determined by the Work
Study dept. You will not work when classes are not in session e.g., faculty workshops, holidays, winter
and spring breaks. Students are allowed a 15 minute break after 4 hours of work.
 Attendance – It is very important for you to report to work on time according to your approved
schedule. When it is necessary for you to be absent or late, call the student worker supervisor at
610.359.5146 (Information Desk) to inform her of your absence or lateness as soon as possible.
Always leave a message if no one answers. If you neglect to do this twice in a semester, or within
your 30 day probationary period that will be grounds for immediate termination.
• DO NOT EMAIL THIS INFORMATION! We rely on your help, so informing us as soon as
possible will allow us to plan for coverage in your absence. If you are absent more than three
times during the semester, we will evaluate the practicality of your schedule.
 Academic Honesty Policy – All student assistants are expected to follow certain policies and
procedures concerning the privacy of theirs and other students private information. Certain information
should never be shared among students.
 A few examples of academic dishonesty would be any of the following:
 Sharing confidential information about another student
 Taking supplies from the Learning Commons
 Ask the SW Supervisor for a copy of the entire policy
 Taking a laptop without permission
LEARNING COMMONS
ORIENTATION
 Academics-Your academic progress is as important to us as it is to you. If your job in the
commons seriously interferes with your studies, please inform us so your hours can be modified
as needed. You may find that your studies for the semester are too intense for the schedule you
chose and your position should be terminated.
 Job Description-All student workers should have a signed copy of their job description. This is
necessary so that you and your supervisor know exactly what is expected of you.
 Customer Service-Delaware County Community College is committed to providing excellent
customer service. As a student assistant, you are expected to meet students’ needs in an efficient
and courteous manner. Please feel free to make suggestions for improving our services in private
to your supervisor.
 Other Activities-Some activities are inappropriate during work hours. Any activity that makes
you unavailable to students or that appears unprofessional is not acceptable. These include doing
homework, taking exams, being tutored, or excessive socializing with your friends. Cell phone
conversations are strictly prohibited. The Learning Common’s phone at the Information Desk is
for college use only. Lunches or any type of food should be eaten in the café or cafeteria.
LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION
 Name Tags and Sign-In Sheets– Each time you report to work, you should initial the sign-in
sheet provided at the Info desk. This is how we keep track of your time worked. If you need to
leave early or come in late that needs to be reflected on the sheet. Before you start your shift,
you should wear your lanyard with your name and the student assistant badge provided to you.
 Electronic Time Records – THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! – It is your responsibility to input any
and all time that you work in any given week into your “time sheet” record on DelaGATE. Be
sure to double check that you are recording the time you worked in the appropriate box.
 Please feel free to ask questions about your responsibilities in the commons at any time. A staff
member will always be available and willing to answer any of your questions. We want you to
know as much as possible about our services for students and we encourage you to develop
and improve your communication skills. Remember, it is always better to say “I don’t know: I’ll
ask someone,” than to give incorrect information to a student or faculty member.
 We hope that your work here will be beneficial to our students, the Learning Commons
and to you as well! Enjoy and Welcome
LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION
LEARNING COMMONS GUIDELINES SIGNATURE PAGE
ANY FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE POLICIES MAY RESULT IN DISCIPLINARY ACTION UP
TO AND INCLUDING TERMINATION.
I have read the entire Learning Commons guidelines and understand that the book is always available for
my review. And, by signing this form I agree to abide by all policies and procedures set forth.
STUDENT SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________________
PRINT NAME ______________________________________________________________________
DATE ____________________________________________________________________________
SUPERVISOR ______________________________________________________________________
GROUP STUDY ROOMS
 Enforcing Policies:
 Students need close monitoring while in GSR’s
 Student Workers should walk around the LC on a regular basis
(approximately every 30 minutes) checking GSR’s
 Tech SW’s will monitor the GSR’s by looking for violations such
as:
 Food not allowed
 Unauthorized movies being viewed individually or as a
group
 Music being played loud enough to be heard outside the
GSR
 One student does not justify an entire GSR. If you see 1
student in a GSR during busy times (9:00-2:00) contact a
staff member.
 Remind students that GSR’s 15 and 16 are available for quiet
study only.
 How NOT to answer the phone in the Learning Commons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L0BjPTZAks
 How NOT to treat a student that approaches the desk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLAkbNMvIWk
 How we SHOULD treat anyone who approaches the desk

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Learning Commons Presentation

  • 2. LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION FOR STUDENT ASSISTANT  Welcome  Student Assistant Introductions  Handouts & Presentation (LC bookmark & Confidentiality Agreement)  Student Assistant Guidelines  Questions and Answers
  • 3. LEARNING COMMONS STUDENT ASSISTANT ORIENTATION  Learning Commons Hours of Operation (Library opens at 8:00am)  Monday through Thursday  7:30am – 10:00pm  Friday (no Friday or Saturday hours during Summer I & II)  7:30am – 5:00pm  Saturday  10:00 – 3:00  Sunday  Closed
  • 4. LEARNING COMMONS STUDENT ASSISTANT ORIENTATION  Work Schedule – Student assistant hours vary from semester to semester. You will be scheduled to work according to our needs and your availability. Students applying early will have more flexibility in scheduling their work hours. The number of hours you may work each week is determined by the Work Study dept. You will not work when classes are not in session e.g., faculty workshops, holidays, winter and spring breaks. Students are allowed a 15 minute break after 4 hours of work.  Attendance – It is very important for you to report to work on time according to your approved schedule. When it is necessary for you to be absent or late, call the student worker supervisor at 610.359.5146 (Information Desk) to inform her of your absence or lateness as soon as possible. Always leave a message if no one answers. If you neglect to do this twice in a semester, or within your 30 day probationary period that will be grounds for immediate termination. • DO NOT EMAIL THIS INFORMATION! We rely on your help, so informing us as soon as possible will allow us to plan for coverage in your absence. If you are absent more than three times during the semester, we will evaluate the practicality of your schedule.  Academic Honesty Policy – All student assistants are expected to follow certain policies and procedures concerning the privacy of theirs and other students private information. Certain information should never be shared among students.  A few examples of academic dishonesty would be any of the following:  Sharing confidential information about another student  Taking supplies from the Learning Commons  Ask the SW Supervisor for a copy of the entire policy  Taking a laptop without permission
  • 5. LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION  Academics-Your academic progress is as important to us as it is to you. If your job in the commons seriously interferes with your studies, please inform us so your hours can be modified as needed. You may find that your studies for the semester are too intense for the schedule you chose and your position should be terminated.  Job Description-All student workers should have a signed copy of their job description. This is necessary so that you and your supervisor know exactly what is expected of you.  Customer Service-Delaware County Community College is committed to providing excellent customer service. As a student assistant, you are expected to meet students’ needs in an efficient and courteous manner. Please feel free to make suggestions for improving our services in private to your supervisor.  Other Activities-Some activities are inappropriate during work hours. Any activity that makes you unavailable to students or that appears unprofessional is not acceptable. These include doing homework, taking exams, being tutored, or excessive socializing with your friends. Cell phone conversations are strictly prohibited. The Learning Common’s phone at the Information Desk is for college use only. Lunches or any type of food should be eaten in the café or cafeteria.
  • 6. LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION  Name Tags and Sign-In Sheets– Each time you report to work, you should initial the sign-in sheet provided at the Info desk. This is how we keep track of your time worked. If you need to leave early or come in late that needs to be reflected on the sheet. Before you start your shift, you should wear your lanyard with your name and the student assistant badge provided to you.  Electronic Time Records – THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! – It is your responsibility to input any and all time that you work in any given week into your “time sheet” record on DelaGATE. Be sure to double check that you are recording the time you worked in the appropriate box.  Please feel free to ask questions about your responsibilities in the commons at any time. A staff member will always be available and willing to answer any of your questions. We want you to know as much as possible about our services for students and we encourage you to develop and improve your communication skills. Remember, it is always better to say “I don’t know: I’ll ask someone,” than to give incorrect information to a student or faculty member.  We hope that your work here will be beneficial to our students, the Learning Commons and to you as well! Enjoy and Welcome
  • 7. LEARNING COMMONS ORIENTATION LEARNING COMMONS GUIDELINES SIGNATURE PAGE ANY FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE POLICIES MAY RESULT IN DISCIPLINARY ACTION UP TO AND INCLUDING TERMINATION. I have read the entire Learning Commons guidelines and understand that the book is always available for my review. And, by signing this form I agree to abide by all policies and procedures set forth. STUDENT SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________________ PRINT NAME ______________________________________________________________________ DATE ____________________________________________________________________________ SUPERVISOR ______________________________________________________________________
  • 8. GROUP STUDY ROOMS  Enforcing Policies:  Students need close monitoring while in GSR’s  Student Workers should walk around the LC on a regular basis (approximately every 30 minutes) checking GSR’s  Tech SW’s will monitor the GSR’s by looking for violations such as:  Food not allowed  Unauthorized movies being viewed individually or as a group  Music being played loud enough to be heard outside the GSR  One student does not justify an entire GSR. If you see 1 student in a GSR during busy times (9:00-2:00) contact a staff member.  Remind students that GSR’s 15 and 16 are available for quiet study only.
  • 9.  How NOT to answer the phone in the Learning Commons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L0BjPTZAks  How NOT to treat a student that approaches the desk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLAkbNMvIWk  How we SHOULD treat anyone who approaches the desk