Hoʻonui ʻIke @ WINDWARD 

RESOURCES FOR PROSPECTIVE LEADERS

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An Alakaʻi is a student who supports a course that they have successfully completed in the past. Great Alakaʻi are able to clearly explain or demonstrate various concepts from the course material to students of diverse backgrounds and abilities. These leaders facilitate small group discussion and learning activities. In addition, these leaders meet one-on-one with students to discuss progress, set and reach goals, and connect to resources. Great Alakaʻi are understanding, dependable, and passionate about helping other students succeed. 

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IMPORTANT DUTIES:

• Attend the lecture each time the class meets (approximately 2.5 hours/week)

• Facilitate hour-long group study sessions (approximately 2-3/week)

• Offer hour-long coaching sessions (approximately 2-3/week)

• Submit session plans to the SE Team for each study session

• Track attendance of students in study and coaching sessions using Google Sheets

• Attend mandatory trainings and campus events:

  • Student Employee Training

  • Pre Semester Training

  • In-Semester Training (twice a month)

  • Mid Semester Meeting (if scheduled)

  • End of Semester Meeting

• Distribute programmatic surveys to students:

  • Mid Semester

  • End of Semester
     

If you are interested in becoming an Alakaʻi, please contact ahiwcc@hawaii.edu