Instructional Student Assistant (ISA) for the Department of Construction Management

Lyles College of Engineering

Position Overview:

The Department of Construction Management is seeking Instructional Student Assistant (ISA) applicants.

The department reserves the right to choose the most qualified candidate for each position and to assign Instructional Student Assistant to the courses that are appropriate for the department program and curriculum in any given semester. Due to staff and curriculum changes, courses offered may vary, and no guarantee of employment from semester to semester can be made.

Anticipated Appointment Dates : This position is opened until filled. If you have applied and no other positions are available, you will be notified.

Fall 2025: August 18, 2025 - December 22, 2025

Spring 2026: January 15, 2026 - May 22, 2026

Hours : 0-20 hours per week.

Job Duties  may include the following, but will be dependent upon the specific course to which the instructional student assistant will be assigned, as well as upon the specific needs of the faculty member in charge of the course: Maintain/Submit students records/grades,

Evaluate student assignments

Canvas management

In-classroom assistance to instructor, but not to include direct instruction Qualifications: Minimum GPA 3.0

Demonstrated commitment to working effectively with faculty, staff and students from diverse ethnic, cultural and socioeconomic background,

Effective communication skills and time management skills

Demonstrated understanding of academic honor codes and code of conduct Preferred Qualifications : Prior experience working as an ISA

Prior knowledge of the subject area Application Procedures:  The review of applications will begin immediately and may continue for next semester. For full consideration, the application and all required materials must be submitted by May 31st. The following documents are required to upload: Curriculum Vita , or résumé. Your Curriculum Vita, or CV, is the academic equivalent of a résumé. It should contain your contact information, your employment and educational history, skills such as computer programming, familiarity with commonly used computer programs, as well as internships, awards, volunteer service, training and any other experience you have that is relevant to education.

Current unofficial transcripts from your undergraduate and graduate education. If you have attended more than one institution, please copy and combine these transcripts into one document. How to submit your unofficial transcripts: If you are a Fresno State