Does anyone have resources or guides for filling out the Experiences/Activities section as a non-traditional applicant? There's basically no advising at the school where I did my post-bacc work, so I'm a little in the dark here! I've read a lot of conflicting things online, but I feel like they're all geared towards kids who are 5 years younger than me straight out of college. I've had jobs as an engineer and yoga teacher since graduating the first time, and am trying to fit this all in in the right way!
Thinking about organizing a little like this, any advice?
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Category: Teacher/Tutoring/Teaching Assistant
Experience Name: Tutor and Laboratory Instructor
Dates: September 2012 - May 2018
Organization: Brooklyn College (I'll list the most recent one/most relevant one up here)
Total Hours: 1460
Description:
Math & Physics Tutor, Sept 2012 - May 2014 at the University of Hartford, 570 hrs. Contact: Anne Marie Cirullo, Coordinator,
[email protected]. Employed at the Math and Physics Tutoring Lab, tutored Algebra through Differential Equations, and Physics 1 and 2.
Physics Lab Instructor, Jan 2013 - May 2014 at the University of Hartford, 430 hrs. Contact: James McDonald, Ass. Professor,
[email protected]. Responsibilities included writing syllabus, conducting laboratory classes, grading lab reports, and office hour assistance to students.
Physics, Anatomy &Physiology Tutor, Sept 2016 - May 2017 at Brooklyn College, 360 hrs. Contact: Richard Vento, Director,
[email protected]. Employed at the campus Learning Center.
Self-employed tutoring, Sept 2012 - May 2018. Multiple private physics tutoring clients.