Assistantships
Graduate Assistantships - Biology. A limited number of graduate assistantships are available. They provide financial support for students during professional experiences in chosen fields of specialization or in activities that may be valuable in preparing them more fully for their future occupational roles. Duties of a graduate assistant may include participation in research, instructional and guidance services, and professional activities. Assistantships are open to graduate students with evidence of maturity and potential to benefit from the program. Applications will be considered from graduate applicants, postgraduates, and current graduate students. Stipends are awarded for periods up to 12 months. Full or partial waiver of tuition and fees for approved courses during the period of the assistantship is also available. Application forms for graduate assistantships may be obtained by writing directly to the department.
Teaching Assistantships - Doctor of Social Work. Two teaching assistantships are available in each DSW cohort. These positions provide financial support in the form of a stipend and tuition waiver. Responsibilities may include teaching in the BSW and MSW programs, clinical skills lab supervision, assisting faculty in the preparation and management of courses, student guidance, research assistance, and other professional activities. Teaching Assistants are required to be concurrently enrolled full-time in the DSW program and able to work from the College Place campus. Preference is given to DSW applicants with career goals in higher education.