Math Center

Math Fellow Position

The purpose of the Mathematics Center is to encourage mathematical thinking.  Math Fellows provide tutoring in mathematical subjects including calculus, linear algebra, statistics, differential equations, and other high level Mathematics courses. Fellows are trained in tutoring techniques and communication skills and are expected to contribute to an environment that is inclusive and conducive to learning for all students.

This position is represented by the Western Academic Workers United (WAWU) Union, a subsidiary of the United Automotive Workers Union, and covered by a collective bargaining agreement. 

This position is supervised by Kim Ragsdale in the Mathematics Department. Students hired in this position will work from Tuesday Sept. 22, 2026 through Friday, June 11, 2026 and may apply for renewal until they graduate or stop taking Mathematics courses (Math Fellows must take Mathematics courses in at least two quarters each year they are a Fellow). 

Responsibilities

• All Math Fellows must be able to tutor students in Calculus I and II.
• Fellows also tutor students in other Mathematics courses at levels higher than Calculus I and II (courses tutored will vary from Math Fellow to Math Fellow and will change as Fellows continue to take courses).
• Fellows contribute to an environment that is inclusive and conducive to learning for all students.
• Fellows participate in paid on-going professional development in the form of weekly training meetings.

Benefits and Compensation

Math Fellows work 8 hours per week including paid training meetings.

Math Fellows are paid at the Tutor 1 pay level.

Benefits include a flexible work schedule, welcoming work environment, and opportunity to improve both mathematical and communication skills.  

Qualifications

• Completion (with strong grades) of Math 124, 125 prior to beginning work as a Fellow, and either 224 or 204 must be completed by the end of Fall 2026.
• Ability to communicate well
• Be an undergraduate taking at least 6 credits per quarter
• Continue to take Mathematics courses, at least 2 each year as a Fellow
• Demonstrate willingness to engage with others on issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion 

Accepting Applications: March 9 - April 6 2026.