The GGC provides information and training to assist graduate students in their search for funding to further research and graduate study at Indiana University. Examples of such expenses include travel to specialized libraries or research sites, payment of subjects or computer programmers, and purchases of specialized materials or equipment that cannot be provided by the major department. Application forms are available through the University Graduate School. A large number of associate instructorships, graduate assistantships, and research assistantships are available in departments and schools offering degrees through the University Graduate School. Application for such positions should be made to the department or school in which the student wishes to work.
Early application is advisable.
Resident Assistantships Positions are also available on the Bloomington campus for single graduate students as resident assistants in the university's residence halls. Selection of graduate students for these positions is based upon the applicant's academic record, previous background and experience, potential for work with undergraduate students, and personal qualifications necessary to relate successfully with other people. As a member of the Dean of Students Division, the resident assistant serves as an advisor to a living unit of 50 students in one of the university residence centers. More information and application requirements are on the Indiana University Web site.