Supplemental Instruction Leadership

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Supplemental Instruction Leader is a great job opportunity for us undergraduate students to acquire leadership experience. It is an opportunity for us to gain experience leading and strengthening our communication, public speaking, and teaching skills. Last year, supplemental instruction helped me get a fair grade in Calculus I. I was really inspired by the idea of supplemental instruction and this motivated me to apply. The reasons why I am interested in becoming an SI leader are to gain leadership and practical experience for my future career, strengthen my public speaking skills, and assist the OSS office. The qualifications for this position that I possess are from NJCU but mostly from high school. Currently, I have a 3.0 GPA with

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