ASC Student Leader Positions
The Helen Bass Williams Academic Success Center could not do the work we do without our amazing student leaders. Learn more about the positions and the benefits of working in the ASC below.
ASC Student Leader Recruitment Callouts
We're hosting open-house style Student Leader Recruitment Callouts at each location. This is a drop-in event to help you learn more about our student leadership positions and what it's like to work at the ASC!
Indianapolis
Date: Wednesday, February 4
Time: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: ET 103
West Lafayette
Date: Tuesday, February 17
Time: 3:00-5:00 PM
Location: Wiley C215
Student Leader Positions
The Academic Success Center will be hiring all Student Leader positions for Fall 2026. The application will open on Sunday, February 1 and remain open upon until 11:59pm on Saturday, February 28. Please use the links below to apply based on your primary campus location:
Application for West Lafayette
Peer Tutor
IndianapolisFacilitates 1:1 and small group course-specific sessions designed to help explain and reinforce challenging material
Learn MorePeer Success Coach
West Lafayette and IndianapolisFocuses on 1-on-1 coaching interactions to share resources & strategies
Learn MoreStudent Office Ambassador
West LafayetteEngages with visitor, assists with various office projects & facilitates an Accountability Group
Learn MoreSupplemental Instruction Leader
West LafayetteWorks with small group facilitation of course-specific & interdisciplinary content
Learn MoreBenefits of Working at the ASC
- Be a part of the ASC team, a fun and dynamic group committed to the success of Purdue students
- Interact with a wide array of peers, faculty, and staff members to gain a variety of perspectives from the Purdue community
- Engage in professional development, training, and mentoring opportunities
- Give back to Purdue community and support the success of their peers
- Gain transferable skills such as interpersonal communication, decision-making, and facilitation experience that are applicable to a variety of post-Purdue employment opportunities
Intentional Student Development and Leadership
In addition to training and coaching related to the functions of each position, the ASC staff are committed to developing our student leaders in the following competencies we view as essential for peer education and leadership as well as valuable, transferable areas for students’ lifelong learning and leadership. These competencies are used in student selection, training, on-going development, and performance evaluations.
Our competencies are: Reflective Problem Solving, Effective Communication, Professionalism, Initiative, Collaborative Leadership
