January 28 campus notes 01282014
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The document contains several announcements: 1) An invitation for early childhood students to meet with the dean about a job opportunity at a local daycare center. Interested students should apply by Wednesday with their resume. 2) Information for students interested in becoming peer tutors, including qualifications of having earned a B or better in the relevant class and being in their second quarter. 3) The qualifications and grade point averages required to make the President's and Dean's list. 4) An opportunity for a work study position paying $9/hour for 20 hours a week, with applications due by Friday and interviews the following week.
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- 1. Delectables with the Dean Meet Dean of Academic Affairs โDr. Ken Spencerโ Thursday, January 30 Norwood Student Lounge 10:45am-11:15am/6:45pm-7:15pm
- 3. Calling All Early Childhood Students Local daycare center is seeking graduates and current students for a full/part-time teacher! If interested, see Dr. Erica Okere in Career Services to apply. Resume is required. Deadline to apply is Wednesday, January 29th at 4 pm. Dr. Erica Okere eokere@brownmackie.edu or 513-672-1946
- 4. Peer Tutoring Opportunity You can apply to be a peer tutor if you earned a B or better in the class you want to tutor and be in your second quarter. See Advisor: Glenna Abney in Room 107
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