
Orientation starts today! BIC faculty, staff, and advisors will be at various Orientation events throughout the summer. Here are the times and locations where you can meet the BIC at any orientation session this summer!
Orientation starts today! BIC faculty, staff, and advisors will be at various Orientation events throughout the summer. Here are the times and locations where you can meet the BIC at any orientation session this summer!
BIC needs two 20-hour a week summer workers to assist BIC during Orientation around June 1-July 21. These jobs will require that the student worker be present Monday through Wednesday during each week of Orientation. The student worker will recruit students for BIC during Orientation and must be knowledgeable about all facets of BIC. They must be able to communicate effectively with prospective students and their families. In addition, the student worker will assist, as is needed, the Admissions Analyst in the processing of applications and notification to admitted students. Ability to learn and perform basic clerical tasks is essential as well as the willingness to step in and assist with any needed tasks. Current BIC students are welcome to apply. Please upload a cover letter and CV. Interviews will be conducted in April.
BIC is also looking for one 10-hour a week student recruiter for Summer Orientation (Mondays and Tuesdays during Orientation around June 1-July 21). The student will participate in recruiting events across campus, answering questions about BIC to prospective students. If you have interest in this position, please upload a cover letter and CV. We prefer students who can be present on every date listed. Interviews will be conducted in April.
Students taking a summer school course at Baylor in June or July are eligible if they do not exceed 20 hours of paid work per week.
These positions will be temporary, part-time, paid positions, without benefits. Click here to apply!
Applying to be a BIC summer worker or recruiter is a competitive process. We will review all applications and then make contacts for interviews. If you have any questions, please contact Prof. Chris Moore (C_Moore@baylor.edu).
The Philosophy Department at Penn State organizes two distinct CUSP programs each year. These programs are directed toward prospective graduate students in philosophy from traditionally underrepresented groups (including African Americans, Chicano/as and Latino/as, Native Americans, and Asian Americans).
The Summer Institute is primarily intended for rising undergraduate sophomores or juniors (others are still encouraged to apply) who are considering pursuing an academic career in Philosophy and wish to learn more about what it means to be a part of the discipline.
Applications for the Summer Institute are due April 3, 2023. Selected students will be brought to campus for the institute (all expenses paid). The application and more information are available on Penn State’s website: bit.ly/CUSPPSU
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