Colorado State University Environmental Learning Center
R2026102573 Tutor - CAMP Program
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R2026102573 Tutor - CAMP Program
Colorado State University
Position Summary
The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) Scholarship is a cohort-based program designed to support qualifying agricultural or seasonal farmworkers (or their dependents) in attending CSU. In addition to financial support, the program offers academic, personal, and professional guidance throughout students’ first-year experience and beyond.
CAMP Tutors build positive working relationships with students and provide appropriate support to aid in their success. Tutors who have demonstrated mastery in core subjects will work with staff and faculty members to develop and deliver enhanced one-to-one and small group instructional tutoring aimed at increasing academic achievement and Grade Point Average scores of CAMP students. Tutors also aid with basic administrative tasks as front desk staff.
Our team offers culturally responsive, motivating assistance to students, and we expect the same of our new hires. Additional hours available based on student need and available funding. This is an hourly position funded by the CAMP grant.
In order to be considered, candidates need to complete supplemental questions at this link: 2026-2027 CAMP Student Staff Application
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Specific Responsibilities
- Engage CAMP students during weekly study hours and provide academic support in topics or subject areas in which they are struggling
- Review recent homework assignment and test scores, and work through problems or questions that the student did not answer correctly
- Employ proven study aides to prepare for upcoming tests and quizzes
- Communicate with CAMP Staff about trouble areas or any other issues that require attention
- Attend mandatory bi-weekly learning consultant/supervisor meetings and professional development training
- Maintain logs and record of contacts with students
- Promote the CAMP program's mission, vision, goals, and grant objectives
- Organize, plan, and design assigned projects based around outreach, events, and/or public speaking/presentation
- Attend to front-desk duties including
- Facilitate a supportive environment in the CAMP office, welcome students and being available to answer questions
- Maintain, update, and clean as necessary the physical and organizational structure of the CAMP office Space (computers, printers, printer paper)
- Update event flyers around the office
- Update electronic calendar of events
- Update and maintain useful physical resources in CAMP Space (e.g. pamphlets, business cards, magazines, flyers, etc.)
- Help facilitate the checkout of CAMP resources (e.g. laptops, calculators, meal card)
- Maintain organizational structure of online record space
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Minimum Qualifications
- 2.75 GPA or higher
- Established proficiency in core subject matter
- Able to develop positive rapport with students
- Excellent communication skills
- Current degree-seeking student
- Able to work independently and in a team environment
- Ability to pass a background check
- Able to attend 3-day training before the start of both Fall and Spring Semesters
Preferred Qualifications
- B or above in tutoring subjects
- Teaching, teaching assistant, or tutoring experience
- Ability to tutor in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics subjects
- Only hold one work study job each semester
- Bilingual, English/Spanish
- A CAMP Alumni
- In Second, Third, or Fourth+ year of their degree program
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