Thank you for your interest in working with WashU Pre-College Programs. The application process for the 2020 summer has closed. Applications for next summer will open in late November.
Program Assistants (PAs)
APPLICANTS MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER
Full job description will be available in late November.
Residential Program Assistant
As a Residential Program Assistant, you serve as an advisor and mentor in residence for individuals and groups of students. You plan social events, chaperone weekend outings, provide academic and residential support, and ensure program policies and procedures are followed.
Support Program Assistant
As a Support Program Assistant, you serve as an advisor and mentor for individuals and groups of students in the classroom, chaperone field trips, ensure program policies and procedures are followed, and provide assistance to instructors.
Supervisor Team
APPLICANTS WITH A BACHELOR'S DEGREE BY JUNE 6, 2021. THESE POSITIONS ARE CONSIDERED FULL-TIME TEMPORARY POSITIONS.
Full job description will be available in late November.
Residential Supervisor
The role of the Residential Supervisor is to live on campus, oversee Residential Program Assistants, serve as an emergency contact, and facilitate a successful residential experience for all students.
Academic Supervisor
The role of the Academic Supervisor is to live on campus, lead academic support activities, monitor student academic performance, serve as an emergency contact, and facilitate a successful academic experience for all students.
Program Supervisor
The role of the Program Supervisor is to oversee Classroom Program Assistants, serve as program liaison with instructors and guest lecturers, coordinate program logistics, serve as an emergency contact, and facilitate a successful daytime experience for all students.
Instructor Positions
For Washington University faculty interested in instructor positions with our High School Summer Institutes or Middle School Summer Challenge, please contact Becki Baker, Director of Pre-College Programs, at b.baker@wustl.edu.
Staff Code of Conduct
To create an inclusive, safe, and respectful community, all of our staff are asked to abide by our staff code of conduct.
Each year Washington University publishes a Safety and Security brochure that details what to do and whom to contact in an emergency. This report also publishes the federally required annual security and fire safety reports, containing campus crime and fire statistics as well as key university policies and procedures.