Join the ASC Team

A Peer Success Coach (PSC) is a point-person who can offer guidance to students as they navigate life at Purdue. PSCs are primarily upperclassmen who receive training on coaching their peers through academic success skills such as studying for exams, connecting with campus resources and academic advisors, finding motivation, getting involved in campus activities and organizations, and managing time. PSCs meet weekly or biweekly with their coachees and hold them accountable for meeting their established goals.

PSC Selection occurs during Spring semesters for the upcoming academic year.

Student Office Ambassadors (SOA) help with the everyday management and function of the ASC. This is a customer service-driven role helping students, families, and campus partners support holistic academic growth across campus. They assist in maintaining the collaborative space, welcoming guests and visitors, working one on one with staff on office projects, executing vital organizational tasks like checking students in and responding to information requests, and much more.

Application Process

The SOA application is currently closed. Please check back during the Spring 2022 semester for Fall 2022 oppurtunities. 

Qualifications for Office Ambassador Position

• Current undergraduate student with minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75
• Proactive and independent worker with positive attitude
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills
• Strong computer/technology skills
• Represent the ASC at events and resource fairs
• Co-facilitate workshops and presentations
• Willingness to collaborate and accept feedback
• Ability to meet deadlines
• Willingness to take on additional tasks
• Comfortable with ambiguity

Hours & Compensation: shifts are 7-10 hours a week, starting wage of $9.25/hour

Responsibilities of Position

Student Ambassadors of the ASC will be responsible for a variety of duties & tasks such as:

• Acting as the primary receptionist for students/guests to the center, providing excellent customer service through a warm welcome and answering any initial questions
• Notifying staff of appointment arrivals and queueing guests in an organized fashion
• Taking phone calls, responding to questions/concerns, and forwarding calls to appropriate parties when pertinent
• Utilizing the BoilerConnect kiosk system to book, cancel, or change appointments as needed
• Maintaining physical ASC Center Space (Spot cleaning, refilling paper and other office materials, etc)
• Enforcing Center policies as necessary (Asking students to move or vacate spaces prior to SI sessions, addressing unruly students/guests, etc)
• Various administrative tasks (Copying, inputting data, creating documents, digitizing paper documents, etc)
• Assisting ASC staff with various projects as needed
• Attend semester training sessions (the Friday & Saturday before classes start) and regular supervisor meetings with supervisor and other designated ASC Staff
• Additional duties, administrative tasks, and professional development as determined by supervisor

Please direct any questions about the position to Joanna Cardarelli at jcardare@purdue.edu

Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders are student leaders who provide weekly, peer-led study sessions for traditionally challenging courses. The role of an SI Leader is to help students in their assigned course develop a better understanding of the course material through active, collaborative learning involving critical thinking, transferable study skills, and fun. Rather than teaching or directly answering questions, SI Leaders facilitate and guide students to finding answers for themselves. SI Leaders typically work with small to medium sized groups of students, with some courses occasionally having large groups before exams.

SI Leader selection occurs during the middle of fall and spring semesters for the upcoming semester.