Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies

Position Overview:
The Graduate Assistant for the Leadership Studies Minor will focus on program advising, administration, and promotion. In this role, you will be able to develop skills in providing academic support and guidance, project management and organization, and written and verbal communication. Graduate Assistant roles are designed to promote intentional professional and personal growth and complement academic study. This position will require working 10 hours per week on
campus between 8-5 - specific days and times to be negotiated.

Responsibilities:
Advising + Student development:

• Organizing and delivering individual and group advising sessions to students pursuing the Leadership Studies Minor
• Developing tools for students to track their progress towards the minor

Communication:

• Creating and disseminating promotional materials for courses and minor
• Designing and writing content for informational emails to students in the minor
• Representing the Leadership Studies Program as needed at presentations and other events

Course + Instructor support:

• Assisting with preparation of course materials including slides, readings, and AsULearn pages
• Updating adjunct instructor resources

Required Qualifications:

• Enrolled full time (9+ credit hours per semester) as a graduate student throughout the term of employment
• Ability to consistently work 10 hours per week to fulfill position responsibilities

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience and interest in leadership studies and undergraduate education
• Evidence of strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills
• Demonstrated commitment to personal growth, and socially responsible leadership
• Ability to take initiative and work independently on assigned projects

Position Details:

• Start Date: August 18, 2025
• Compensation: $16.50/hour
• 10 hours per week during the academic year (August 18 -December 15 and January 12 - May 15)

To Apply:
Send an resume and letter of interest to Dr. Dena Kniess (kniessdr@appstate.edu).