Teaching Assistant Application
Graduate Assistants – Teaching (GATs) are selected each semester by the course instructor. Some courses are only offered once a year, while others are offered each semester. No teaching assistantship positions are offered during the summer. If you are interested in a TA position, please contact the faculty member teaching the course and complete the TA application.
International students are required to meet additional language requirements.
Training Information
All TAs are required to complete the Teaching Assistant Training and Evaluation Program (TATEP) and attend the Teaching Assistant Institute (TAI) sponsored by the Center for Teaching Excellence. The TAI training must be taken before a new TA can teach and the training sessions are held each fall and spring semester.
If you have any questions please contact Lindsay Hutchins.
Course | Course Title | Instructor(s) |
RENR 205 | Fundamentals of Ecology | Fall: Mariana Mateos |
Spring: Jacqueline Grace | ||
302 | Natural History of the Vertebrates | Fall: Kevin W. Conway, Jessica Light |
Spring: Lee A. Fitzgerald, Gary Voelker | ||
311 | Ichthyology | Fall Only: Kevin W. Conway |
315 | Herpetology | Spring Only: Lee A. Fitgerald |
335 | Natural History of the Invertebrates | Fall/Spring: Norman Dronen |
401 | General Mammalogy | Fall: Jessica Light |
Spring: Thomas E. Lacher, Jr. | ||
402 | General Ornithology | Fall: Michael L. Morrison |
Spring: Gary Voelker | ||
403 | Animal Ecology | Fall: William Grant |
Spring: Masami Fujiwara | ||
408 | Techniques of Wildlife Management | Fall/Spring: Nova J. Silvy |
410 | Principles of Fisheries Management | Fall Only: Joshuah Perkin |
444 | Aquaculture I | Spring Only: Delbert Gatlin |
447 | Aquaculture II | Fall Only: Delbert Gatlin |
RENR 215 | Fundamentals of Ecology Lab | Reserved for Diversity Fellows |
Tuition Waivers
Non-resident TAs may be eligible for an out-of-state tuition waiver (i.e., resident rate tuition) if at least two sections of a course are taught, which is considered 50% full-time equivalent (FTE).
Tuition Payments
Resident tuition is paid from university funds for doctoral graduate teaching assistants only.
Health Insurance
State-mandated health insurance is provided for state-supported graduate students (and their families) if at least two sections of a course are taught, which is considered 50% full-time equivalent (FTE).