A limited number of graduate assistantships are available to graduate students in the School of Education. To be eligible for an assistantship, a student must be enrolled full-time and must maintain a 3.0 GPA.
Recipients
of assistantships are assigned duties in support of research
projects, class
preparation, administrative service, or journal publication. These
responsibilities
require 20 hours per week. In exchange
for this work, graduate assistants receive
a tuition scholarship and a stipend.
A Lyceum Graduate Assistantship supports
a full-time graduate student in a masters degree program to assist the Lyceum
coordinator. A stipend in the amount of $4,050 is paid for the academic year.
A half-tuition scholarship is awarded. Application for
the Lyceum Assistantship is required by April 15.
America
Reads Assistantships support
full-time graduate students enrolled in a master's
degree program.
Masters Students in Education
Prospective
masters students wanting to apply for an assistantship
should indicate interest on the Graduate School application.
Applications must be submitted by February 1 in order
to
be
considered
for an assistantship for the next academic year.
The
stipend for new masters graduate assistants for 2007-08
will be $8,500.
The Klee Fellowships
The
Klee Fellowships are for MAT Students in Adolescence Education
in Science or Mathematics. Full Description and application.
If you have questions regarding the availability of graduate assistantships
contact:
Jean Dorak
Assistant Dean
School
of Education
Binghamton
University
PO
Box 6000
Binghamton,
NY 13902-6000
607-777-7329; jdorak@binghamton.edu
Doctoral Students in Education
A
limited number of graduate assistantships are available
to students enrolled in the doctoral program in the
School
of Education. To be eligible for an assistantship,
a doctoral student must be enrolled full-time and must
maintain
a
3.0
GPA.
Recipients
of assistantships are assigned to duties in support
of research projects, supervision
of
student
teachers,
administrative
service or journal publication, or they may teach
courses. These responsibilities
require
20
hours
per week. In exchange for this work, doctoral
graduate assistants receive a tuition
scholarship
and a stipend. The stipend for doctoral graduate
assistants
is $15,500.
Prospective
doctoral students wanting to apply for an assistantship
should indicate interest on the Graduate School and
EdD
supplemental applications. Applications must be submitted
by February 1 in order to be considered for an assistantship
for the next academic year.
If
you have questions regarding the availability of graduate
assistantships for doctoral students, contact:
Professor
James Carpenter, EdD Coordinator
School
of Education
Binghamton
University
PO
Box 6000
Binghamton,
NY 13902-6000
607-777-6681; jcarpent@binghamton.edu
