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RTA Positions : ram. Resp
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six week residentia ol include supervisio ek en d tri ps an d the final trip. Sa
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prog ram for hi gh sc evening camps, on
9- 12 , on the room and board
students grades $400/week plus
iversity teach Biology,
campus of the Un nce instructor to
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includes instructio weekend Chemistry, and Ph
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and a final
educational trips, ru ctor to teach alge
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educational trip to Math Teache r: M at h in ening and weeken
us , al ong with some ev
Duluth, MN! geometry an d ca lc ul
of 16– 18 dollars
/hour
activities. Salary
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Where & When: In st ru ct or to teach language ar 18 dollars/
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University of Nor th some evening an
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Dakota Campus hour
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June 4 - July 12, 20 ge Te ac he r: In structor to teach a
activities.
Foreign Langua
wi th so m e ev en ing and weekend
ardbound language, along
trio.und.edu/upw Salary of 16– 18
dollars/hour

For more information or to download an application visit trio.und.edu/upwardbound

Contact: Lori Larson - Upward Bound, Assistant Director or Elaine Metcalfe, Director of TRIO Programs
(701)-777-3427
Or Stop by.... TRIO Programs, 3rd Floor McCannel Hall, University of North Dakota Campus
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