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The Wharton Undergrad Division is seeking student-workers / work-study students to support office operations. Students must have availability between 9am-5pm, Monday – Friday, and can work up to 40 hours a week. The dates for the job and the summer work-study program are May 16 through August 21, 2022. Position pays $13/hour. Any Penn student may apply.

To Apply:

Peer Restorative Practitioners will support the mission of Restorative Practices at Penn (RP@P) by being trained in Restorative Practices, facilitating Restorative Circles and Conferences, and leading peer-education workshops on Restorative Values and Principles through RP@P.

Students can find it on the student job board by searching for Peer Restorative Practitioner (P-Rep) or the Job Requisition ID JR00049702.

$15 per hour / 5 hours per week (average)

To apply, email Pablo Cerdera, Associate Director of Restorative Practices @ Penn: pcerdera@upenn.edu and Hanan Ahmed, Restorative Practices Specialist: hananahm@upenn.edu. Please include your resume, a cover letter, and a copy of your class schedule if possible.

Hiring now for positions starting in August, 2022

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