University credit is earned for the experience, and the student receives a salary commensurate with the work performed. Applications are available at the Office of the Dean, room 100, College of Natural Resources. Other colleges, schools, and departments also arrange internships. Departments normally screen applicants in the spring for fall appointments. Graduate Assistants are required to give approximately 17 hours of service per week to their departments and must register for nine credits of graduate work.
Assistants receive a salary for their work.
Students interested in becoming involved in the personal growth experience of other students may apply for a community advisor or assistant directorship. Applications usually are made in early spring through the Residence Halls, and the selection process is highly competitive. Free room and board are offered as in kind payment for the responsibilities shouldered by CA's and AD's. Assistant Directors also are paid a small stipend on the Regular payroll each semester. University Center, and DeBot Center.