Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Lab Assistant?

AU 2011 will feature 83 hands-on labs, which are some of the most popular sessions at AU. Each lab needs three assistants, and we have several labs that still need assistants. Take a look at the list below to see if you are an expert-level user in the products being featured in the labs. If so, consider being an assistant for the class. You don't get to wear a white coat, but you will get $75 and make some AU attendees very happy by answering their questions. 

Requirements and Guidelines

Not just anyone can be a lab assistant. Make sure you can meet these requirements and guidelines:

• You must be registered for AU 2011. Being a lab assistant does not get you a free pass to the conference.
• You must be an expert-level user of the software version used in the lab you assist. Check with the instructor if you have questions.
• You do not attend the lab, but are there to assist attendees without interrupting the class or asking the instructor for help.
• You cannot take over teaching the class, and you must refrain from offering unsolicited opinions during class.
• You must review the class materials prior to the class and work with the instructor if something is not clear.
• You must meet the instructor in the classroom at least 15 minutes before the lab starts.

Still interested? Contact AU Speaker Management and let us know at which lab you can assist.

/jenny