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If "No," what type of visa Other Email: do you hold?

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(If you have not taken StrengthsQuest, we will ask you to do so upon

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BAKER CENTER FOR LEARNINGTutor Application

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ROLE AND EXPECTATIONS OF BAKER COMMONS STUDENT TUTORS

The role of peer tutors is to assist TC3 students in learning information and skills necessary for effective academic performance. All Baker Commons employees, including students, should act as facilitators for the learning process. The goal is to help the students become independent learners and as such, we always attempt to keep them actively involved in the learning process.

As a Baker Commons student worker, you will:

1. Be on time for your shifts. Students depend on you to be available at advertised times. If you must belate or absent, try to find a replacement or at the least, contact Marilyn or Eric as soon as possible.

2. Read your TC3 email at least once per day and respond as requested to emails from Tutorial Services.

3. Participate in training to learn about policies and procedures, strategies, and to share experiences andsuggestions with other workers.

4. Demonstrate knowledge in your content area, as well as a willingness to review and learn newinformation throughout the semester. Understand that becoming a better tutor is a continuous learningexperience and never think that you have ‘learned enough’.

5. Fill out a paper time sheet when you arrive at work and again when you leave. No less than everytwo weeks, fill in the electronic time sheets so that they match the paper sheets.

6. Serve as a role model for other students and represent the Baker Commons respectfully.

7. Dress appropriately for the work place.

8. Follow the procedures established for your particular job assignment.

9. Assist with other tasks when not working with students; ask the Baker Commons professional staffwhat needs to be done.

10. As problems arise, discuss with Baker Commons professional staff members.

11. Stay in good academic standing with a “B” average in courses related to tutoring, a 2.5 overall GPA,satisfactory progress (S) on early progress reports, and good attendance in all classes.

12. Come prepared to work, not socialize, in order to maintain a positive and respectful attitude, and toprovide a supportive environment for learning.

13. Keep abreast of all news and important information about trainings and other Baker Commonshappenings.

14. Understand that failing to uphold the terms of this contract may be cause for my employment to beterminated or reevaluated.

I have read and understand the role and the expectations of a Baker Commons peer tutor. I understand that I must be in good academic standing to work as a tutor and I hereby give permission to the Baker Commons professional staff to access my academic records and/or to talk with faculty members to confirm my eligibility (or continued eligibility) for employment.

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ACCT101 Prin. / Accounting I BUAD208 Prin./Mgmt COMM115 Intro to Digital Video ECON121 MacroeconomicsACCT102 Prin. / Accounting II BUAD211 Marketing Applications COMM210 prod. & Direction EDUC201 Intro to Teaching ACCT120 Acct Microcomputers BUAD212 Quality Customer Service COMM220 Radio prod. EDUC295 Foundations/EducationACCT203 Int. Accounting I BUAD215 International Marketing COMM225 Comm. Law/Ethics ELEC121 Digital Electronics IACCT204 Int. Accounting II BUAD217 Fund. Exporting COMM230 Broadcast Comm. ELEC126 Basic ElectricityACCT205 Cost Accounting BUAD219 Human Resource Mgmt COMM235 Multi-Track Recording ELEC127 Circuit AnalysisACCT207 Income Taxation BUAD220 Prin./Bank Operations COMM240 Field prod. ELEC130 Elec Devices & CircuitsANTH201 Intro to Anthropology BUAD222 Money & Banking COMM245 Editing & Post prod. ELEC207 Fabrication TechANTH202 Cultural Anthropology CAPS111 Intro to Word Processing COMM250 Sports Field prod. ELEC222 Digital Electronics IIANTH220 Devepmental Anthro CAPS113 Adv. WordProcessing COMM270 Hollywood: On Location ELEC223 Microcontroller Fund.ARAB101 Arabic I CAPS121 Intro to Spreadsheets COMM285 Radio News prod. ELEC233 Linear Integrated CircuitsARAB102 Arabic II CAPS123 Adv. Spreadsheets COMM290 Television News prod. ELEC240 Comp. ApplicationsART 101 History/Apprec. Art I CAPS131 Intro to Databases COMM295 TV prod./Origination ENGL100 Academic Writing IART 102 History/Apprec. Art II CAPS133 Adv. Databases CONT107 Construction Materials ENGL101 Academic Writing IIART 104 HSTY Photo & Video CAPS141 Presentation S/tware CONT115 Estimating & Planning ENGL102 Approaches to LiteratureASTR101 Intro Astronomy CAPS152 Web Page Des. CONT202 Surveying ENGL103 Report WritingBIOL100 Human BIOL CAPS153 Adv. Web Page Des. CONT208 Mgmt & Regulation ENGL108 Performance PoetryBIOL101 Prin. / BIOL I CAPS154 JavaScript CONT210 Structural Des. ENGL200 ScreenwritingBIOL102 Prin. / BIOL II CAPS155 Extensible Markup Lang. CONT216 Materials Testing ENGL201 SpeechBIOL104 General BIOL I CDSC101 Intro to Counseling CRJU104 Intro to Corrections ENGL204 Interpersonal Comm.BIOL105 General BIOL II CDSC225 Counseling Theory CRJU105 Intro to Criminal Justice ENGL205 American Literature IBIOL112 Essentials/Med MicroBIOL CHEM101 Prin. / Chemistry I CRJU110 Police Patrol Operations ENGL206 American Literature IIBIOL114 Essentials/ Nutrition CHEM102 Prin. / Chemistry II CRJU205 Concepts / Criminal Law ENGL215 Short FictionBIOL115 Field Natural HSTY CHEM107 General Chemistry I CRJU210 Intro to Crim. Investigation ENGL216 Adv. ScreenwritingBIOL116 Tropical Field Natural HSTY CHEM108 General Chemistry II CRJU212 Community Corrections ENGL218 Smart TVBIOL125 BIOL&Earth Sci./Teachers CHEM205 Organic Chemistry I CRJU215 Legal Aspects / Evidence ENGL220 Literature / ChildrenBIOL131 Anatomy & Physiology I CHEM206 Organic Chemistry II CRJU217 Ethics in Criminal Justice ENGL225 World Literature IBIOL132 Anatomy & Physiology II CHIN101 Mandarin Chinese I CSCI160 Intro to Comp.Program. ENGL226 World Literature IIBIOL201 Anatomy & Physiology I CHIN102 Mandarin Chinese II CSCI165 Comp. Fundamentals I ENGL229 Intro to PoetryBIOL202 Anatomy & Physiology II CIS 108 Intro to Computer Information CSCI205 Comp. Fundamentals II ENGL233 Film AnalysisBIOL205 General Genetics CIS 132 Network Des. CSCI210 Assembly Language ENGL237 JournalismBIOL206 Molecular Genetic Tech. CIS 213 Programming in C++ CSS 112 Hardware Repair & Maint. ENGL245 British Literature IBIOL211 Ecology CIS 214 Systems Analysis & Des. CSS 212 Help Desk & User Support ENGL246 British Literature IIBIOL216 General MicroBIOL CIS 215 Operating Systems CULI101 Food Service & Prep I ENGL247 Beat Movement BIOL220 Cell BIOL CIS 220 Database Concepts CULI102 Food Preparation II ENGL248 Contemp. Women WritersBIOL221 Cell Culture Tech CIS 223 Prog. in C++ Adv. Topics CULI205 Garde Manger & Catering ENGL250 Field Studies In LiteratureBIOL232 Exercise Physiology CIS 225 JAVA CULI270 Rest. Operations ENGL255 Writing TV Drama/ComedyBIOLT101 Intro to BIOLtechnology CIS 227 Web Programming & Des. DRAF107 Eng Graphics ENGL256 PlaywritingBUAD104 Business Mathematics COMM100 Creating Online Media DRAF117 Architectural Drafting I ENGL257 DirectingBUAD106 Foundations/Business COMM101 Mass Media DRAF118 Architectural Drafting-II ENGL258 Creative NonfictionBUAD108 Sales & Sales Mgmt COMM110 Aesthetics/Tech Video DRAF120 Intro to CAD ENGL260 Creative Writing PortfolioBUAD109 Personal Money Mgmt COMM111 Digital Editing ECHD110 Children & the Arts ENGL274 Marketing the ScreenplayBUAD111 International Business COMM112 Motion Graphics ECHD125 Intro to Early Childhood Ed. ENGL275 Getting Published BUAD201 Business Law I COMM120 Broadcast Operations ECHD206 Infant/Toddler ENSC137 Intro to EngineeringBUAD202 Business Law II COMM140 Intro to Field prod. ECHD225 Early Childhood Curriculum ENSC203 Electrical Sci.BUAD203 Business Comm COMM145 DVD Authoring ECHD240 Observing Child Dev. ENSC204 Mechanics / MaterialsBUAD204 Prin./Marketing COMM160 Broadcast Journalism ECON101 Intro to Economics ENSC209 Eng Mechanics: StaticsBUAD207 Entrepreneurship II COMM170 Broadcast Copywriting ECON120 Microeconomics ENSC212 Dynamics

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ENVS101 Biological Resource Cons. HUMN232 Intro to World Religions PARA215 Family Law/Domestic Rel. RECR215 Recreation&Expressive ArtENVS102 Technology & the Env. HUMS104 Intro to Corrections PARA216 Legal Aspects / Evidence RECR232 Exercise PhysiologyENVS105 Environmental Ethics HUMS105 Intro to Human Services PARA220 Wills, Trusts, Estate Plan. RUSN101 Russian IENVS107 Economy, Society & Env. HUMS110 The Helping Relationship PARA225 Criminal Law & Procedure RUSN102 Russian IIENVS108 Env.al Psychology HUMS111 Intro to Gerontology PARA226 Bankruptcy SOCE150 Play Across CulturesENVS115 Fall Crop & Post-Harvest HUMS114 Group Communication PARC101 Intro to Paralegalism SOCE200 Baseball:American CultureENVS140 Prep & Planning HUMS125 Intro to Early Childhood Ed. PARC130 Legal Research & Drafting SOCE205 Organizational BehaviorENVS201 Market, Manage & Pest HUMS128 Family:StrengthBased Help PARC205 Litigation/Civil Procedure SOCE258 Creative NonfictionFREN101 French I HUMS206 Juvenile Delinquency PARC210 Real Estate/Property Law SOCI101 Intro to SociologyFREN102 French II HUMS212 Community Corrections PARC213 Constitutional Law SOCI201 Sociology / the FamilyFREN201 Int. French I HUMS218 Older Person Services PARC215 Family Law/Domestic Rel. SOCI203 Race & Ethnicity FREN202 Int. French II HUMS225 Early Childhood Curriculum PARC216 Legal Aspects / Evidence SOCI205 Contemp. Social ProblemsGEOG120 World Reg. Geography HUMS229 Human Services Methods PARC220 Wills, Trusts, Estate Plan. SOCI206 Juvenile DelinquencyGEOL101 Intro Geology ITAL101 Italian I PARC225 Criminal Law & Procedure SOCI207 Intro to CriminologyGEOL125 BIO&Earth Sci. for Teach ITAL102 Italian II PARC226 Bankruptcy SOCI218 Smart TVGERM101 German I MATH090 Pre-Algebra PHIL101 Intro to Philosophy SOCI220 Dev Anthro.Global WorldGERM102 German II MATH095 Beginning Algebra PHIL201 Contemp. Moral Issues SOCI228 Sociology/Popular CultureHLTH104 Med Terminology MATH100 Intermediate Algebra PHSC104 General Physics I SOCI295 Foundations / EducationHLTH126 Health & Fitness MATH109 Statistical Literacy PHSC105 General Physics II SPAN100 Occupational SpanishHLTH135 Therapeutic Massage MATH110 Topics in Mathematics PHSC211 Mechanics & Heat SPAN101 Spanish IHLTH205 First Aid & Safety Ed MATH113 Math-Elem Teachers I PHSC212 Electricity & Magnetism SPAN102 Spanish IIHLTH206 Personal Health MATH115 Math-Elementary Teach II PHSC213 Waves,Optics,Modern SPAN201 Int. Spanish IHLTH207 Drug Studies MATH132 College Algebra & Trig POSC103 American National Gov. SPAN202 Int. Spanish IIHLTH208 Alcohol & Alcoholism MATH135 Pre-Calculus Mathematics POSC104 Amer. State & Local Gov. SPAN280 Hispanic Lit. & Culture IHLTH210 Consumer Health Issues MATH181 Discrete Mathematics POSC107 Economy, Society & Env. SPAN281 Hispanic Lit. & Culture IIHLTH215 World Health Problems MATH200 Statistics POSC112 Public Administration SPMT150 Foundations / Sport MgmtHRMG100 Intro to Hospitality Industry MATH201 Calculus I POSC213 Constitutional Law SPMT190 Event Practicum IHRMG101 Food Service & Prep. I MATH202 Calculus II POSC225 Comparative Politics SPMT195 Event Practicum IIHRMG102 Food Service & Prep. II MATH203 Calculus III POSC230 HSTY / Ireland SPMT255 Sport Event MgmtHRMG103 Rooms Division Mgmt MATH206 Differential Equations PSYC101 Psych./Personal Growth SPMT260 Sport Media MgmtHRMG105 Food Sanitation & Safety MATH208 Linear Algebra PSYC103 Intro to Psychology SPMT270 Sport Venue MgmtHRMG107 Safe Alcohol Handling NURS104 Med Terminology PSYC108 Env.al Psychology WD 155 Extensible Markup LangHRMG201 Hospitality Law NURS110 Fundamentals / Nursing PSYC200 Theories / Personality WD 157 Web & Mobile Des.HRMG205 Hospitality Marketing NURS120 Med-Surg Nursing PSYC201 Social Psychology WD 220 PHP & Database Program.HRMG206 Food&Labor Cost Control NURS208 Nursing - Lifespan PSYC205 Dev. Psyc.:Child WD 256 Web & Mobile SolutionsHSTY101 Western Tradition I NURS225 Complex Nursing Care PSYC207 Dev. Psyc.:Adolescent WGST100 Pers. on Women--An IntroHSTY102 Western Tradition II NURS241 Nurses /Allied Health Prof. PSYC208 Dev. Psyc.:Adult WGST120 Women & Health CareHSTY110 World HSTY to 1500 OFFC101 Keyboarding/Document PSYC209 Abnormal Psychology WGST125 Women & WorkHSTY111 World HSTY Since 1500 OFFC110 Microsoft Word PSYC216 Experimental Psychology WGST130 Intro to Men's StudiesHSTY201 American HSTY to 1877 OFFC203 Office Procedure PSYC218 Educational Psychology WGST200 Images / WomenHSTY202 American HSTY Since 1877 OFFC211 Intermed. Keyboarding PSYC263 Dev. Across the Lifespan WGST233 Women in US HSTYHSTY215 HSTY / Latin America OFFC221 Adv.Keyboarding/Docu. RDNG116 Coll. Reading&Study Skills WGST248 Contemp. Women WritersHSTY225 African American HSTY PARA101 Intro to Paralegalism RECR110 Intro to Recreation WINE120 Wine & Alcoholic Bev.HSTY233 Women in U.S. HSTY PARA130 Legal Research & Drafting RECR120 Leadership in Recreation WINE130 Grape Growing/Wine Bus.HSTY235 Medieval Europe 500-1500 PARA205 Litigation/Civil Procedure RECR150 Play Across Cultures WINE200 Wine & Food PairingHSTY252 Native Am HSTY PARA210 Real Estate/Property Law RECR201 Intro to Therapeutic Rec. WINE202 Beverage StudiesHSTY255 Labor HSTY PARA213 Constitutional Law RECR210 Diversity & Inclusion in Rec. WINE220 Wine Marketing & Merch.

Baker Commons Student Worker - Times AVAILABLE to Work

Name: Semester Applying For:

TC3 Program: Today's Date: Cell Phone:

# of Hours per Week Desired: TC3 Email: @mymail.tc3.edu

Indicate the times you are available and willing to work by placing an “A” in the appropriate time blocks. Do not put your classes on this sheet. (This is a test; please follow directions!)

All applications must be accompanied by a current class schedule!

Friday

Please Print Clearly

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Sunday

Returning Student Workers: You must sign a new FERPA each semester.

Saturday

(15 hrs. is College's Max.)

8 - 9 a.m.

9 - 10 a.m.

10 - 11 a.m.

11 - 12 p.m.

12 - 1 p.m.

6 - 7 p.m.

5 - 6 p.m.

1 - 2 p.m.

2 - 3 p.m.

3 - 4 p.m.

*It is more useful to us if you can work in at least 2-hour blocks (if you're doing drop-in tutoring) and ifyou can work a minimum of four hours per week.

4 - 5 p.m.

7 - 8 p.m.

8 - 9 p.m.