Kailea Murray, M.Ed.

Graduate assistantships provide students with opportunities to engage in meaningful, career-related academic activities that support the University’s commitment to offering experiential education.
Graduate assistantships also provide the University an opportunity to engage the creative and professional talent of exceptional graduate students in roles that will assist it in meeting its strategic and operational goals.
Graduate Assistantships allow the University to:
The Office of Graduate Studies will invite qualified graduate students to apply online for available graduate assistantship positions.
For 2022-2023, departments have received approval for graduate assistants to be hired for either “Option A” or “Option B” benefits. Benefit details are as follows:
Option A:
Option B:
A GA may resign an appointment at the end of a semester by submitting a formal letter of resignation to the Dean of Graduate Studies at least three weeks prior to the end of the semester.
GAs are not permitted to hold full-time employment while holding a graduate assistantship. GAs may hold part-time employment provided they obtain prior permission, in writing, from their academic advisor, program director, and the Dean of Graduate Studies.
Appointments as GAs may be terminated by the Dean of Graduate Studies for:
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