Graduate Research Assistant Positions in Other Colleges

Graduate research and teaching assistantships in the various other colleges may be available to qualified College of Law students. Graduate teaching assistants teach one course in each of the academic semester or mini-mesters, receive a stipend, and receive tuition reduction. Graduate research assistants I (GRA I) devote approximately 10 hours per week to their assigned duties, receive a stipend per semester, mini-mester, or year, and receive tuition reduction. To serve as a GTA or GRA students must be currently enrolled in the College of Law, and have the approval of the dean.

Inquiries about non-law research assistantships may be made to the Office of the Dean of the various other colleges:

• Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
• College of Arts & Sciences
• College of Education
• College of Health & Human Sciences
• Robinson College of Business