NDSU Temp Doctoral/Masters Grad Research Asst

NDSU Temp Doctoral/Master's Grad Research Asst Fargo, ND Job Details Part-time $30,000 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Academic program development Grant management Event coordination Curriculum development English Research Mid-level 3 years Supervising experience Doctor of Philosophy Master of Science Academic program coordination Classroom Teaching Collaborative teaching Leadership Teaching Full Job Description Assistantship appointments may vary in length and are contingent upon the availability of funding. Terms on duties and responsibilities will be provided on the graduate assistantship contract. Students must be registered for graduate credit each semester (fall and spring) they receive an assistantship and must be in good academic standing and maintaining satisfactory progress toward their degree. In addition, international students must maintain the appropriate residency status. Teaching assistants whose native language is not English must demonstrate English proficiency (refer to section titled "English Language Proficiency Procedures for Graduate Teaching Assistants"). Students offered a graduate teaching or graduate service assistantship must consent to a criminal background check. This includes graduate researchers teaching in a lab. Students placed on Academic Warning may retain their assistantship. Students placed on Probation may no longer receive an assistantship. Required annual training must be completed within 30 days of start date & yearly thereafter.

Type:

Research (TA/RA) category.

Timeline:

12 mo support in

TA/RA, 3

years. Description & Details -

Tentative Duties:

Coordinating Tech for Tomorrow Academies within USDA grant. Co-leading Leadership Scholars coursework and activities. Curriculum planning related to Tech for Tomorrow Academies in collaboration with Agricultural and Family Education faculty and graduate students. Event planning and oversight of program logistics for the Tech for Tomorrow Academies. Facilitate the completion and monitoring of USDA grant program objectives and reporting requirements. Lead program evaluation of the Tech for Tomorrow Academies and Leadership Scholars program. Assist with teaching and assessing P2 and TLO candidates' coursework. Develop research projects related to career decisions and choice in agriculture. Assist with research projects as assigned by advisor(s). Assist with the teaching of Agricultural and Family Education department coursework and supervising teaching candidates. Assist with other duties as assigned by advisor(s). Depending upon the content focus of the candidate, activities/duties would be tailored to fit those needs to best develop them into a future faculty member.

Work Schedule:

20 hours/week.

Advertised Pay:

$30,000 (12 mo) Doctoral-Seeking (PhD); or $22,000 (12 mo) Master's-seeking (M.S.). Summer stipend may tentatively be supported by co-teaching summer courses or other funding.

Minimum Qualifications:

3 years of secondary school teaching experience. Experience developing curriculum.

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience leading youth and adults in educational programming. Background or interest in leadership development. Background in or interest in agricultural technology (precision agriculture, biotechnology). Applications must include the following materials: Please include within application if you are currently or have in the past 12 months been employed with NDSU, the North Dakota University System or any other North Dakota State agency. If so, include which agency/department, as well as your how many hours you work a week and in the past 12 months.

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North Dakota State University is distinctive as a student focused, land-grant, research university. We educate leaders who solve national and global challenges by providing affordable access to an excellent education that combines teaching and research in a rich learning environment. NDSU is in the highest Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, R1, granted to the top research institutions in the country. NDSU has offices across the state of North Dakota, and the main campus is in Fargo, on the Minnesota border. Along with Moorhead, Minnesota, Fargo forms one of the largest metropolitan centers between Minneapolis and Seattle. The community is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live. NDSU is committed to fostering a community where differences are recognized as strengths. Rooted in our land-grant mission, we work together to meet the needs of North Dakota and its communities through education, research and outreach.

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Vice Provost, Title IX/ADA Coordinator, Old Main 201, NDSU Main Campus, Fargo, ND, 58108, 701-231-7708, .

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