Become an SI Leader
Supplemental Instruction (SI) leaders are model students who facilitate two weekly peer-led study sessions for those who are enrolled in historically difficult courses.
SI Leaders…
- Are dedicated and attend all classes, labs, and meetings for the assigned course section
- Demonstrate organization by planning and facilitating two weekly SI sessions
- Pay attention to the details by maintaining attendance records for each session
- Receive robust weekly training
- Communicate clearly with their SI Supervisor, course faculty regarding session plans and student progress, and with their peers
- Take the time to listen to their peers and address their concerns with the course material
- Are a model student
- Received a B or better in the course you want to support
Currently Supported Courses
- Software Development & Problem Solving I & II
- Computer Science I & II
- Computer Science for Transfers
- General & Analytical Chemistry I & II
- Photographic Technology I & II
- Principles of Microeconomics
- The Mechanics of Programming
- College Algebra
- Calculus A
Students interested in becoming an SI Leader are encouraged to attend an SI Information Session before applying to learn more about the role and determine whether it may be a good fit.
Applicants should have completed the RIT course they wish to support and earned a grade of B or higher.