Michael V. Boyd EOP Center
PO Box 6000
Binghamton, New York 13902
Phone: (607)777-2791
Fax: (607)777-2232
The Peer Counselor will assist in transition of students through exposure to areas in social development, cross cultural awareness, campus resources and academic preparation in a challenging and dynamic summer program. The Peer Counselor will also provide counseling and live-in support services to approximately 12-14 pre-freshmen students.
A two credit course is offered in the spring semester to provide training for the summer program. This course is mandatory and hiring is conditional on participation in this class.
Application: You must attend a information session in order to receive a application via email. Information sessions are only held in the fall semesters. Contact the EOP office at the numbers listed below for more information regarding this.
The Writing Instructor and TA will help students develop reading and writing skills to assist with their general critical thinking skills that they can apply to their freshmen coursework. Assistance is also given to helping students develop strong academic work habits. The ultimate goal is to transition these individuals to the challenges and rigors of college life.
The Math Instructor and TA will help students develop mathematical skills to assist with their general critical thinking and problem solving skills that they can apply to their freshmen coursework. Assistance is also given to helping students develop strong academic work habits. The ultimate goal is to transition these individuals to the challenges and rigors of college life.
If you have questions regards summer program employment you may contact the EOP office at (607)777-2791 or (607)777-2361.
