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How to Appoint a Teaching Assistant (TA), Grader, or Teaching Fellow (Additional assistants are assigned thereafter in increments of 30. Once enrollment reaches 31, an instructor is eligible for a Teaching Assistant or a Grader. How many students do I need for an in-person course to be eligible for a TA? Give priority to BU Wheelock doctoral and master’s students for positions before considering students from across the University or outside the University. Please visit the live link for more information.įor Faculty: How to Appoint a Teaching Assistant (TA), an Instructor of Record (IOR), a Field Supervisor, a Grader, or a Graduate Assistant (GA) Grant-Supported Positions: Positions may be available for bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral students, as well as BU alumni, who will provide specific assistance to a faculty member that has received a state, federal, or foundation-related grant and is using grant funding to pursue research or center-based activities. See individual faculty members to learn more about possibilities. Research Assistant: master’s-level or doctoral student assigned to work with individual faculty members on their research projects and in their centers this may include the opportunity to co-present at a regional, state, national or international conference, to contribute to a publication or grant, or to help maintain databases.
Graduate Assistant: a master’s-level or doctoral student who serves in this role, when available, may have a wide range of responsibilities that could include providing administrative support to offices and units, working on a project that has a defined scope, providing customer service in a student-facing office, or supporting a faculty member, assistant, or associate dean graduate assistants work between 15-20 hours a week during the year compensation is $5,200 per semester
Instructor of Record (IOR): this term is used to describe a doctoral student who is working under the direction and supervision of a faculty member to teach a courseįield Supervisor: this role may include a doctoral student who provides supervision in the field for a student in a pre-practicum, practicum, internship, or field-based experience in education or human development most field supervisors are former or current educators, counselors, former principals and administrators, or others with years of experience, but sometimes a doctoral student is approved to serve in this role Teaching Fellow: this term is usually reserved for a doctoral student who is fulfilling requirements for a teaching apprenticeship or assistantship teaching fellows are sometimes assigned and matched to courses by their departments in an attempt to assign them a course that corresponds with their research interests they are usually compensated through an existing doctoral fellowship Grader (GR): supports a face-to-face or online course but has primary responsibility for grading with oversight and guidance from the instructor compensation is $1,250 per semester but may include hourly arrangements Teaching Facilitator (TF): supports an online course that has been developed by the Office of Distance Education (ODE) or by BU’s Shipley Center compensation is $3,000 for a 4-credit course and $1500 for a 2-credit course Teaching Assistant (TA): supports a face-to-face, in-person course compensation is $3,500 for a 4-credit course and $1,750 for a 2-credit course Faculty & Staff Resources Courses Teaching Assistants & Graders Teaching Assistants & Graders Types of Student Assistants (part-time)
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