Undergraduate Student Teaching Assistant/Grader (Student Wage)
University of Virginia
Summary
The Department of Engineering and Society is hiring undergraduate students to assist professors in their courses during the academic year as a teaching assistant and/or grader.
Job description
This position will assist the Engineering and Society professor in their courses with record keeping, grading and providing support to the student working groups and to individual students on assignments during class time or outside of class time.
Scheduling to be determined with your supervisor. This position will work in the fall 2026 and again in the spring 2027 semester.
Expected Availability: 10 hours per week.
Requirements
- Current undergraduate student at the University of Virginia
- Resume required
- Cover letter required
- Availability required
- No prior experience required
- No licensure required
Company overview
The University of Virginia (UVA) is a prestigious public research university founded in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson. As a leading academic institution, UVA operates a comprehensive health system and medical center that serves as a major healthcare provider for central Virginia. The university's academic medical center includes the UVA Health System, which encompasses a 700-bed hospital, outpatient clinics, and specialized care facilities. UVA is renowned for its medical research programs, particularly in areas such as cancer research, neuroscience, cardiovascular medicine, and infectious diseases. The School of Medicine consistently ranks among the top medical schools in the United States and conducts groundbreaking biomedical research through its various institutes and centers. UVA's research enterprise spans basic science, translational research, and clinical trials, with significant contributions to medical advancements and healthcare innovation. The university's academic programs in health sciences include medicine, nursing, and public health, training the next generation of healthcare professionals while advancing medical knowledge through cutting-edge research initiatives.