Peer Instructors- Rhetoric
BIC Peer instructors are upper level BIC students who assist freshman and professors in the first year BIC course of World Culture and Rhetoric. It is a paid position in which each student is assigned to a small group class to aid the professor and students throughout the semester by taking attendance, grading assignments, providing review sessions for tests, and hosting office hours every week for students to come in and get help. Being a PI is a rewarding opportunity to get to know and help younger members of the BIC community, while also getting to work more closely with the BIC faculty.
Undergraduate Student Peer Instructors
Class: Senior
Major: Professional Writing & Rhetoric (Pre-Law)
Faculty: Dr. Thomas Spitzer-Hanks 9:30-10:45; Dr. Zoe Carney 12:30-1:45(Online)
Class: Senior
Major: University Scholar (HON)
Faculty: Dr. Zoe Carney 9:30-10:45; Prof. Nicole Nave 11:00-12:15 (Online)
Class: Junior
Major: Statistics and Sociolog
Faculty: Dr. Les Ballard 8:00-9:15; Dr. Jesse Hoover 3:30-4:45 (In Person)
Class: Senior
Major: Neuroscience
Faculty: Prof. James Allan 8:00-9:15; Dr. Mike Whitenton 3:30-4:45 (Online)
Graduate Assistants
Program: Graduate School
Area of Study: Communication
Faculty: Dr. Mike Whitenton 11:00-12:15 (Online); Dr. Josh Ritter 11:00-12:15 (Online); Dr. Les Ballard 11:00-12:15 (In Person); Dr. Sam Perry 12:30-1:45 (In Person)