Student Employment
Applications open for fall 2026 semester.
Student Assistant Application Graduate Assistant Application Peer Tutor & SI Leader Application
Student Assistants
The Learning Center Front Desk Student Assistant is responsible for greeting guests, answering calls, and ensuring that all users are placed with a Peer Tutor. Front Desk SAs will track usage (using Raider Success Hub) and ensure an overall positive experience for all visitors. This is an in-person position.
Qualifications & Job Duties
- Available for in-person shifts at Drane Hall and other locations where sessions are held.
- Must have previous Customer Service experience
- Must be positive and friendly
- Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively
- Must be able to work in a fast-paced setting while multi-tasking
- Must be available for full semester (Fall, Spring, Summer I, Summer II) in which you wish to work
- Must be available to work shifts in main location (Drane Hall), as well as other locations (Library, Residence Halls)
Graduate Assistants
The Graduate Assistant support the daily operations of the Learning Center while developing valuable professional and leadership experience. Graduate Assistants work closely with staff, student employees, and campus partners and contribute to the success of Learning Center programs and services.
Qualifications & Job Duties
- Must be able to work at the main TTU campus in Lubbock during the duration of their employment with the Learning Center.
- Must be positive and friendly
- Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively
- Must be able to work in a fast-paced setting while multi-tasking
- Must be available for full semester (Fall, Spring, Summer I, Summer II) in which you wish to work
- Must be able to participate in required training
Peer Tutors
A Peer Tutor serves as the encouraging figure a student needs to recognize their potential in achieving academic success. A Peer Tutor provides encouragement, support, and guidance for any individual that visits the Learning Center seeking academic support. Through positive interaction and effective communication, a Peer Tutor creates an educational environment that inspires a student to develop autonomous learning strategies.
Qualifications & Job Duties
- Must have completed at least two semesters as a TTU student
- Must have an overall TTU GPA of at least 3.5
- Must have received an "A" in any course interested in tutoring (at TTU)
- Must be able to tutor in at least 4 courses (in any semester you are hired)
- Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively
- Must be an Undergraduate student
- Must be able to participate in required training and professional development sessions
- Must be able to work at the main TTU campus in Lubbock during the duration of their employment with the Learning Center.
Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders
SI is looking for candidates that meet our core values, can communicate in a global society, and are good academic role models. The core values for SI, as voted on by our SI Leaders are approachability, collaboration, empowering, encouraging, and engaging.
Qualifications
- Current undergraduate student at Texas Tech University
- 3.00 cumulative GPA from Texas Tech
- Must have completed at least one semester at Texas Tech
- Earned "A" for desired SI Course from Texas Tech
- Must be able to communicate and work in a collaborative environment
Job Duties
- Attend all lectures for the SI course. SI Leaders will have the opportunity to choose the section that best fits with their schedule.
- Hold two 90 minute weekly review sessions on campus during the afternoon, and evenings. SI Leaders will have the opportunity to choose when their SI Session days and times are.
- Send weekly e-mails to students in the SI course.
- Meet monthly with faculty partners to discuss SI sessions.
- Attend training at the beginning of the semester (2 days of paid training for new SI Leaders, 1 day of paid training for returners)
- Attend at least two paid professional development opportunities during the semester.
- Complete three hours of weekly prep time in the SI office. New SI Leaders are required to complete three hours of prep time in the office, while returning SI Leaders are required to complete two hours of prep time in the office.
SI Leader Positions by Course (Fall 2026)
| Course Number | Course Name | Positions Available |
| ACCT 3307 | Taxation of Individuals | 1 |
| BIOL 3416 | Genetics | 1 |
| CHEM 3305 | Organic Chemistry I | 1 |
| MATH 1330 | Intro Math Analysis I | 1 |
| MATH 2300 | Statistical Methods | 1 |
| ME 2301 | Statics | 1 |
| ME 2302 | Dynamics | 1 |
| ME 3311 | Materials Science | 1 |
| PHYS 2401 | Principles of Physics II | 1 |
SI Leader FAQ
What is an SI Session?
What can I expect from the mock SI Session process?
When can I apply to be an SI Leader for a course?
What are qualities, attributes, and skills are you seeking in candidates?
Is there a deadline for applications?
SI Leaders may be interviewed/hired during the semester, these are decided on a case by case basis.
Are SI Leaders allowed to choose the days and times of their Sessions?
Some options for Session times are limited due to room availability and possible conflicts with other Sessions.
Are SI Leaders allowed to choose the SI Class they would attend?
The Learning Center
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Address
Texas Tech University, Drane Hall, Room 164, Mail Stop 5020, Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
806.742.3664 -
Email
LearningCenter@ttu.edu