Teacher's Assistant, Graphic Design
Job Description
Support the Art department at UNWSP on Main Campus in Minnesota (onsite) as a Teacher's Assistant, Graphic Design. This role offers $12.00 per hour for 8 hours per week, working alongside faculty and supporting students in the day-to-day studio and classroom environment.
In this position, you will help keep studio spaces organized and support academic operations such as grading, attendance tracking, and testing support. You will also assist students within assigned courses, helping create a structured learning atmosphere where graphic design skills can develop.
Responsibilities
- Proctor and/or record test and quiz scores
- Grade and record select assignments
- Maintain attendance records for assigned courses
- Assist Art department faculty with a variety of administrative tasks
- Assist students within assigned courses as needed
- Maintain organized and clean studio spaces
- Perform other duties as requested or assigned
Requirements
- Basic understanding of art techniques and software used for graphic design
- Completion of an introductory graphic design course
- Ability to interact with a variety of individuals in a professional, tactful, and courteous manner
- Maintain a growing, personal relationship with Jesus Christ, reflect His character in all interactions, and faithfully uphold and embrace Northwestern’s mission, Doctrinal Statement, and Declaration of Christian Community
- Must pass a background check as a condition of employment
Tools and Tech
You will use Microsoft Office and software used for graphic design to support administrative work and course-related tasks.
Work Environment
The role supports a suburban, Christian university environment. The position involves working alongside individuals with a demonstrated commitment to Jesus Christ and alignment with Northwestern’s mission and values, along with agreement to abide by all Northwestern policies.
Position Context
This opportunity falls under Academic Affairs, within the Art department. Students are assigned to faculty based on need, and the work is focused on assisting faculty with office tasks and student support.