Assistantship Clearinghouse
The Assistantship Clearinghouse lists hourly positions and assistantships available to graduate students at the University. To insure that the list remains current, postings are removed after the post expiration date (default 9 months). A position may be posted longer if it is an ongoing search or if the unit has requested that it remain posted until filled. Units wishing to post available assistantships and hourly positions may use the Assistantship Posting Form.
Postings
Graduate Hourly/Assistant for Web Site Development
Graduate College Hourly - 20 hours/wk
The Graduate College is looking for a graduate or academic hourly to support development and maintenance of the web site for the Graduate College (www.grad.uiuc.edu). We will also consider a graduate assistantship. This includes updating basic content including electronic versions of the Guide to Graduate Life, Graduate College Handbook and the Thesis Handbook using DreamWeaver, web templates, style sheets, and campus guidelines, coordinating with the Communications Specialist to develop new content areas, such as prospective student information, and performing other web-related activities as needed.
America Reads/America Counts Program - Financial Aid Hourly - 10-15 hours/wk
This position is responsible for coordinating and supervising America Reads/America Counts undergraduate tutors. Tutoring sites consist of the Champaign and Urbana public early, elementary and middle schools as well as after-school programs at several community sites. The Graduate Coordinator serves as a liaison between the tutors, the tutoring site, and the Office of Student Financial Aid (OSFA) to ensure smooth operation of the program. Graduate Coordinators have an opportunity to enhance leadership and supervisory skills as well as develop and improve communication and problem-solving skills.
Graduate Assistant, Program Coordinator
Academic Outreach Graduate Assistantship - 50 percent
The Office of Continuing Education's Academic Outreach division is seeking a part-time graduate assistant to coordinate its online and off-campus programs in the College of Education's Department of Curriculum and Instruction. The successful candidate will manage the programs and serve as a leader by providing world-class coordination to support students and faculty. Interested applicants should have experience with instructional design, project management, faculty development, and (some) media creation, and its application in online course design and delivery. This position reports to the Program Director/Co-Director of the Learning Design Lab in the College of Education.
Residence Hall Library System Hourly - 4-8 hours/wk
Tutoring in Math, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, MCB, and Computer Science is offered in the Residence Halls during the academic year. Tutors must meet academic requirements and a GPA minimum of 3.0. They must be able to communicate the necessary information to help students solve problematic areas. They must maintain a helpful attitude.
National Center for Supercomputing Applications Research Assistantship - 50 percent
The Innovative Systems Laboratory (ISL) at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) has a research assistant for the summer of 2008 to assist with the development and implementation of algorithms and applications on computational accelerators, such as those based on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA), the Cell Broadband Engine, and the Graphics Processing Units (GPUs).
National Center for Supercomputing Applications Hourly - 15 hours/wk
The Computational Chemistry grant at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) is seeking two graduate and/or academic hourly employees to implement functional modules in GridChem and provide client, middleware and HPC integration for Chemistry and Biology applications.
farmdoc/ACE Hourly - 20 hours/wk
The farmdoc Project in the department of the Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign seeks to fill a graduate hourly position. Please see the farmdoc website at www.farmdoc.uiuc.edu regarding the nature of the project.
The successful candidate will provide Web design and support services in the project office approximately 20 hours a week. Work time is strictly scheduled between 8:30AM-5PM.
This job requires the ability and desire to adapt to different work environments and work in a collaborative team environment.
Office of Minority Student Affairs Hourly - 25% hours/wk
Graduate Counselors are a vital part of the academic support component of the Office of Minorityy Student Affairs. Persons employed must be enrolled in graduate school and making satisfactory progress at UIUC. The position involves advising and counseling students in a variety of areas--academic, personal, career, financial, and general concerns. Applicants
are expected to bring to the position a sincere commitment to the concept of equal educational opportunity.
Division of Disability Resources and Educational Services/Beckwith Hall Graduate Assistantship - 50 percent
The Beckwith Residence Hall Graduate Residence Advisor position is a .5FTE graduate assistantship for which the Division of Disability Resources and Educational Services (DRES) provides in kind room and board at Beckwith Residence Hall and a monthly stipend. Duties begin August and continue through May. The Graduate Resident Advisor serves as a member of the Beckwith Administrative team.
International Engagement, Communications and Protocol Graduate Assistantship - 9 month/33% percent
The Center for African Studies, the Center for East
Asian and Pacific Studies, the Center for Global
Studies, the Center for International Business
Education and Research, the Center for Latin
American and Caribbean Studies, the Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, the European Union Center, and the Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center seek a Joint Area Centers Outreach Graduate Assistant for 2008-09 This is a 9-mo. 33% GA appointment, which will run from August 16, 2008 to May 15, 2009 with a possibility of an appointment during summer 2009.
The Outreach Assistant will: assist in coordinating
the annual Joint Area Centers Symposium; assist in organizing the International Summer Institute for
K-12 educators; represent the centers at various
regional teacher's conferences and other K-12
events; assist in other joint center outreach
activities; function as a contact person for general
outreach inquiries; attend and take minutes at the
monthly outreach council meetings; and as time
allows, assist in specific center's outreach
activities.
Psychology Hourly - 10-20 hours/wk
The Family Studies Lab in the Department of Psychology at the University of Illinois seeks an individual for part-time work as a statistician to contribute to studies examining the development of psychopathology across childhood and adolescence.
Dept. of Special Education Graduate Assistantship - 25 percent
Traineeship in early intervention as part of the PREP Project. Student receives traineeship as part of their funding for their master's degree in early intervention/early childhood special education. For more information about the PREP Project, go to http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/sped/ProjectPREPInformation.html.
farmdoc/ACE Hourly - 50 hours/wk
The farmdoc Project in the department of the Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign seeks to fill two graduate assistantships.
Please see the farmdoc website at www.farmdoc.uiuc.edu regarding the nature of the project.
The successful candidate will provide Web design and support services in the project office on a 50% (20-hour per week) basis. Work time is strictly scheduled between 8:30AM-5PM.
This job requires the ability and desire to adapt to different work environments and work in a collaborative team environment.
ILIR Library Hourly - 15 hours/wk
Part-time position (10-20 hours per week). Update the current Web site for the ILIR Library; design and program additional pages; create a blog for the library.
CITES Classroom Technologies Graduate Assistantship - 50 percent
The Computer Support Assistant provides technical support and application development in support of both internal operations and the operation of more than eighty general assignment classrooms.
