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2 people are interested
Instructor of College Writing Skills
ORGANIZATION: Rising Hope, Inc.
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2 people are interested
Rising Hope, Inc offers a post secondary eduction in ministry and human services to incarcerated men. Each man has received his high school diploma or achieved his GED. This is a 2 semester program with classes offered 5 nights per week for 15 weeks. Our students are well motivated, eager to learn. Usual class size is about 12-15 students. We have an established curriculum and syllabi for each course which of course can be modified to some degree. Our instructors need to have a Master's degree.
Instruction is offered via classroom lectures accompanied by readings, essays, quizzes, homework, vocabulary assignments, a mid-term exam, research paper, film critique and final exam. Major topics include: the writing process, strategies for developing academic paragraphs and essays, and key aspects of grammar, punctuation, and the mechanics of writing. Practice in refining writing skills will be provided. In this course, we will cover three major areas: writing critically and effectively, grammar and mechanics of written English, including the organization and development of paragraphs and essays, and documenting and citing sources.
We have been in existence for 24 years. Many of our teachers who have taught in a variety of settings attest to Rising Hope students as the most engaged students they have ever had.
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About Rising Hope, Inc.
Location:
230 King's Mall #124, Kingston, NY 12401, US
Mission Statement
The Post-Secondary Education Program in Ministry and Human Services is a college-level course of study designed to prepare men in prison for ministry and work in the helping professions while in prison and after release. The program is open to prison inmates of all (or no) faith traditions who wish to serve and minister to others' needs.
Description
Currently the Rising Hope program is offered to inmates at Fishkill, Woodbourne and Sing Sing Correctional Facilities. There are two semesters, each consisting of classes held nightly Monday-Friday for 15 weeks. In addition classes may be offered in the summer or between semesters.
Courses vary from time to time but include college writing skills, theology, ethics, counseling, sociology, Old and New Testament studies, church history and homiletics/public speaking. Volunteers need a minimum of Master's degree and must be at least 21 years of age.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Sing Sing Correctional Facilitiy354 Hunter St.Ossining, NY 10562
DATE POSTED
June 25, 2019
SKILLS
- Adult Education
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 21
- 2 1/2 hours per week for 15 weeks plus prep time for class
- love of teaching, Master's degree