Dignitas MTA

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Understand and respect interpersonal boundaries, including power dynamics of the student/mentor relationships and roles
Commit to serve all students equitably, and be willing and eager to learn about groups of students with a wide variety of experiences and perspectives
Work well with people with diverse attitudes and backgrounds
Demonstrate enthusiasm and support for CSS and the learning environment
Demonstrate confidence and can succeed as a class leader
Present yourself and dress in a professional manner that supports the learning environment
Be friendly, understanding, approachable, courteous, tactful, and patient
Uphold CSS policies and procedures
Attend class as appropriate to the schedule set with faculty (No less than 50% of class sessions)
Show self-discipline, good judgment, and control (emotional & social) in group facilitation as well in life outside of class
Initiate connections and relationships with students
Meet one-on-one with each Dignitas student multiple times throughout the year (approximately two times per semester)

Must be a current or incoming CSS undergraduate student
Works approximately 3.5 hours a week throughout the academic year
Maintains a good working relationship with the Dignitas instructor, which includes on-going communication about roles and responsibilities
Affords assistance to the Dignitas instructor as assigned
May periodically present a topic or lead class activities or exercises
Keeps up-to-date with course materials
Knows about the work and services of CSS offices, student services, and other campus resources
With faculty, manages position budget and uses funds to facilitate out-of-class activities for students, within the spirit of good stewardship of CSS funds
Is available to students outside of class
Attends required meetings and training sessions
Attends all Dignitas common elements with your assigned class
Participates in the facilitation of the Dignitas course-related elements during Welcome Weekend

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