Please review the Graduate Assistant and Graduate Associate Position Guidelines (PDF - 123KB), which describe the general responsibilities of graduate assistants and associates.
Graduate assistantship and associate positions provide a form of financial assistance available to qualified graduate students. Students who are awarded graduate assistant or associate positions are required to work on campus, and in return receive a stipend and tuition grant. Stipends are set at $3500/per semester for 20 (twenty) hours/week of employment. The exact dollar amount of the tuition grant may vary by position.
Graduate assistant and associate positions are awarded to students who are fully and provisionally admitted to graduate degree programs. To retain a graduate assistant or associate position, the student must maintain academic eligibility and may not be on academic probation. Non-degree students may not hold graduate assistant or associate positions. Students enrolled for student teaching are ineligible to serve as a graduate assistant/associate that semester. Students must enroll in a minimum of 9 (nine) hours of course credit for their official hiring proposal to be processed.
Use the links below to see the list of graduate assistant and associate positions across campus. Pay special attention to each position's availability and restrictions.
The Application Deadline for positions available in the fall: March 15*.
The Application Deadline for positions available in the spring: October 15*.
*These deadlines vary between programs and positions available due to application and admission dates. Check with your area of interest for more details.
College of Business Administration
College of Visual and Performing Arts
The graduate assistantship/associateship application and other important forms are
listed and linked below. The completed application, resume, and recommendation letters should
be submitted directly to the Graduate Director or Administrative Designee listed on
the application.
Students who are awarded a GA position automatically qualify for a special 3-Payment
Plan. The form below must be completed each semester that the student is eligible.
Graduate assistants/associates who fail to report to the Cashier's Office to pay outstanding
balances by the published fee payment deadlines will be dropped from courses, and
the graduate assistantship/associateship offer could be withdrawn. The graduate assistant/associate
is also responsible for obtaining a Winthrop University Identification Card. Graduate
assistants/associates who do not fulfill the above the terms will be terminated as
a graduate assistant/associate and will be required to reimburse the university in
the amount of the tuition waiver.
FORMS:
3-Payment Plan for Graduate Assistants and Associates (PDF - 146 KB)
Supervisor Guidelines for Graduate Associate and Assistantships (PDF - 107 KB)
Graduate Assistant/Associate Position Guidelines (PDF - 123 KB)