Academic Success Center
Contact Information
Mackenzie Merja
Director of Academic Success & Accessibility
Ph: (406) 771-4311
F: (406) 771-4342
Location: this is a FREE student resource located in the Weaver Library
The Academic Success Center can be reached directly at
(406) 771-5121
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Become a Tutor
The Academic Success Center offers tutoring in math, writing, science, accounting and computers. We are always looking for dedicated individuals to join us as we work to help students meet their academic goals by empowering them to become confident, capable, independent learners. Positions include a mix of peer (student) tutors and professional (degree-holding) tutors.
Interested in Becoming a Peer Tutor?
- A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, with a grade of A or B in any class tutored, or in an equivalent or more advanced course
- A commitment to professionalism, patience and courtesy
- A commitment to attend scheduled tutor training and/or meetings
- A personal and professional commitment to academic honesty
- Positions available for work-study and non-work-study
- A completed Academic Success Center Tutor application
- A letter explaining your interest in becoming a tutor
- College transcripts (unofficial are fine)
- Availability schedule (this is part of the application)
- A signed Recommendation Form from a supporting faculty member for each subject you wish to tutor (provide forms to faculty, they submit the forms themselves)
- Please submit your application and supporting documents to Mackenzie Merja at [email protected]
Interested in Becoming a Professional (degree-holding) Tutor?
Interested in Becoming a Receptionist?
We welcome students who are interested in working as a receptionist in the Academic Success Center. Receptionists working in the Academic Success Center are responsible for welcoming Great Falls College students and guiding them to the appropriate tutor in various subject areas. The receptionist is responsible for answering incoming calls, answering emails and other duties as assigned. Receptionists hold regular hours in the Academic Success Center and, in addition to working with students, they interact regularly with each other, staff and faculty members. Please contact Mackenzie Merja at (406) 771-4311 or email: [email protected].
Qualifications:
- A commitment to professionalism, patience and courtesy
- A commitment to attend scheduled training and/or meetings
- Excellent communication skills
- Excellent computer skills
- An understanding of diverse student needs and cultures is of great importance
- Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher to work as a receptionist.
Application Requirements:
- A letter explaining your interest in becoming a receptionist
- College transcripts (unofficial are fine)
- Resumé
- Availability schedule