The phrase "a student serving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a student who is providing a service or fulfilling a role, such as in a volunteer capacity or during an internship.
Example: "During the summer, a student serving as an intern at the local hospital gained valuable experience in patient care."
Alternatives: "a student volunteering" or "a student assisting".
In addition, if a student serving as a TA/grader/lab assistant had a prior sexual or romantic relationship with a student or other learner over whom the TA/grader/lab assistant has academic authority, the TA/grader must notify their supervisor of that prior relationship.
In the first session, supporting and opposing arguments for a given thesis or question were brought forward, and, in a preliminary way, clarified and determined by a student serving as the respondens under the supervision of the master.
Chen made his early entry into public affairs when he, as a student, served as an assistant to his father, a legislator at the time.
Wetzel is one of 28 Mormon missionaries from La Cañada serving around the world, the most ever at one time, according to Jay Johnson, a father of another student serving as a Mormon missionary.
"People saw us differently after 9/11," said Simran Kaur, a graduate nursing student serving food at the Nanaksar Sikh temple in south Fresno.
Typically, the most effective mentoring will occur within the graduate department, with either a faculty member or a more advanced graduate student serving as the mentor.
An American student serving a one-year sentence in Russia on a drug conviction faced fresh difficulties today, after a Russian scientist accused the American of trying to recruit him as a spy for the United States.
Brock Turner, the Stanford University student serving a controversial six-month sentence for rape that critics say is too lenient because he is a white star athlete from a well-off family, will serve only half his prison time.
"They have a lot of pride; they think they are perfect," said Specialist Corey Mann, a 20-year-old college student serving with the 18th Military Police Brigade.
activities in which a FWS student serves as a mentor for such purposes as tutoring, supporting educational and recreational activities, and counseling, including career counseling.
At other times, a high school student served as recreation director.
