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L&S Graduate Student Affairs (Main Overview)
Please see the KB L&S Graduate Affairs Community for additional community resources.
Graduate Fellowships, Assistantships & Employment Information
Page Contents | Links |
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General Overview | L&S Student Assistants |
Fellowships & Traineeships | L&S Procedures on Fellowships & Traineeships |
TA policies | Teaching Assistant Appointments in L&S |
L&S Spoken English Proficiency for TAs | |
TA Planning in L&S | |
Lecturer(SA) policies | Lecturer (SA) appointments in L&S |
Other positions | Reader/Grader |
Undergraduate Assistants | |
Student Hourly | |
SA Hiring & Budget | L&S Student Assistants |
Student Assistant Appointment Letters | |
Standard Rates for Short-term Staff and Student Assistants | |
SA Employment Issues | Student Assistant Leave |
Performance Evaluations for TAs, PAs, and UAs |
Graduate Academic Policies
The Graduate School, as the formal academic home of all graduate students, generally owns graduate academic policies. You can search the Graduate School KB for specific policy details.
The following are L&S-level graduate academic policies:
- L&S Policy and Procedures for Grade Appeal: This policy applies to both undergraduate and graduate course grades.
- L&S Policy and Procedures for Graduate Student Academic Appeals
Graduate Support Guarantees
Questions about support guarantees should be directed to Lynne Prost, Assistant Dean for Graduate Student Academic Affairs (lprost@wisc.edu)
- Graduate Support Guarantee Offer Letters: details on letter requirements
- Graduate Support Guarantee Exercise & Template: outlines an exercise that takes place each winter
TA Programs: Training & Awards
Questions about these programs should be directed to Lynne Prost, Assistant Dean for Graduate Student Academic Affairs (lprost@wisc.edu)
- L&S TA Training & Orientation: takes place before each Fall and Spring semester
- Teaching about Race/Racism for Grad Students: for those teaching ESR courses
- Comm B TA Training: offered by Writing Across the Curriculum; required for TAs teaching Comm B courses for the first time
- Campus-Wide TA Awards: nominations are due each November
- L&S Teaching Mentors Program: nominations are due each February
Additional programming and resources for TAs can be found at https://teachlearn.ls.wisc.edu/tas/
L&S Community of Graduate Research Scholars (CGRS)
The contact for questions about CGRS is cgrsadmin@ls.wisc.edu
General information on CGRS can be found at: L&S Handbook on AOFs