ACCESS Instructor

The Ashland University Center for English Studies (ACCESS) was established in 1974 to provide international students opportunities to improve communication skills in American English and acquaint them with American customs and culture. The Center offers a program of classes in reading, writing, speaking and listening which is designed to prepare students to participate effectively in university classes and daily American life.

1. Teach 20 hours of per week, per term, as assigned by ACCESS Director
2. Regularly participate in ACCESS Program activities
3. Maintain regular office hours and work with students individually, as required
4. Work with the Activities Coordinator in planning and executing weekly field trips and activities
5. Prepare midterm and end-of-term evaluations for each student taught.
6. Actively participate and contribute in staff meetings, workdays, and professional development sessions as scheduled.

Submit applications to: Shane Carter Director, ACCESS Program, Ashland University, Room 317, Patterson Hall Ashland, Ohio 44805 scarter4@ashland.edu

Document: 

ACCESS Instructor 022813.pdf