| Interim Director | | Administrative Assistant | | Graduate Assistants | | Full Staff | | Career/Opportunities |
Career/Opportunities
Neal Marshall Black Culture Center Graduate Assistantship
The N-MBCC graduate assistants work on a range of programs and events. They are supervised by the Director of the Center and average 18-20 hours per week. This includes evening programs, conference attendance, writing and editing, working with undergraduate students and planning and executing programs. Several skills are extremely useful. In addition to having superb computer skills, the successful applicant(s) must possess excellent communication skills--both oral and written. The best applicants are those whose knowledge of Africana history and culture has been nourished with academic and/or real-world pursuits. Preference will be given to work study eligible IU graduate students.
Positions filled for 2008-09
The N-MBCC graduate assistants work on a range of programs and events. They are supervised by the Director of the Center and average 18-20 hours per week. This includes evening programs, conference attendance, writing and editing, working with undergraduate students and planning and executing programs. Several skills are extremely useful. In addition to having superb computer skills, the successful applicant(s) must possess excellent communication skills--both oral and written. The best applicants are those whose knowledge of Africana history and culture has been nourished with academic and/or real-world pursuits. Preference will be given to work study eligible IU graduate students.
Positions filled for 2008-09