The Graduate Coordinator is Responsible for making selections on which students will be received assistantship, scholarship and fellowship funds. Some duties below are handled by department admin's.
Assistantships
At the beginning of each academic year, the coordinator should send a request for additional assistantships to the Graduate School Dean.
The graduate coordinator will:
- Oversee and approve preparation of HR 1.35 (forms for paying graduate students flat rates) and HR 1.60 for paying graduate students hourly rates.
- Oversee and approve graduate assistantship agreements for all assistantships.
- Enter in new or updated employee update request form, if required.
Graduate Student Affordable Care Act Policy (Regarding Work Hours)
Out-of-State Tuition Remissions
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Out-of-State tuition remissions pay the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition for non-resident students. These funds are allocated to the programs by each college, and coordinators are responsible for deciding which non-resident students should be awarded these funds. Remissions cover tuition only, they do not cover student fees.
Student qualifications:
- Out-of-state student
- Has a graduate teaching or research assistantship
- Is making at least $2,000.00 for the academic year
The Graduate School has several scholarships and fellowships for graduate students.
Scholarships and Fellowships
The Graduate School has several scholarships and fellowships for graduate students.