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Director of Graduate Studies Handbook

Graduate Assistantships

Graduate assistantships are academic appointments reserved for graduate and professional students. Appointments to teaching assistant, research assistant, or administrative fellow positions are offered through various departments. A teaching assistant helps teach students in a specified course or courses under the general supervision of the academic staff and may be assigned primary responsibility for an entire course. A research assistant carries out activities connected with research studies assigned by the supporting department or principal research investigator. An administrative fellow performs duties of a specialized nature connected with academic administration.

To be eligible to hold one of these appointments, a student must have been admitted to the Graduate School or a professional school and be registered in the Graduate School or professional school each term of the appointment; this applies to appointments of any percentage or any number of hours. For more specific information, refer to the Graduate Assistant Employment Area in the Office of Human Resources (612-624-7070; gaoinfo@umn.edu).

Graduate Assistant Employment Office

The Graduate Assistantship Office (GAO) is housed within the Office of Human Resources.  Information concerning graduate assistantship employment is available at 200 Donhowe Building, or http://www1.umn.edu/ohr/gae/.


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