UB and MSIP students are introduced to a college atmosphere and the rigors of a simulated college schedule. Students from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds are exposed to the wide variety of academic fields and professional options made available through postsecondary education. Instructors are needed to teach lab science, math, computer technology, foreign languages, composition, literature, and electives. Training, meetings and other required functions will take place in late May and early June. Instruction runs from June 18-July 20.
Bachelors degree in an appropriate field.
Certification and experience working with high school students or college undergraduates in an academic setting. Instructors may apply to teach more than one course. Training, meetings, and other required functions will take place beginning June 4 and employment runs through July 21. Bachelors degree with progress toward a Masters degree in counseling, education, or educational administration. Research mentors will work closely with students to assist them in developing and completing a research project in the mentor s field of expertise.