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Community Engaged Student Assistants


The application deadline for the Spring semester is Friday, November 20th by noon.

What is a Community Engaged Student Assistant?

Community Engaged Student Assistants support students, faculty, and community partners in four key areas:
  1. Developing community partnerships with faculty;
  2. Recruiting, placing, training and coordinating service-learners for courses;
  3. Developing creative projects, applying technical expertise, and collecting research data;
  4. Providing direct service/research to the community partner(s).

Why be an Assistant?

Students can assist faculty in:
  • Community engaged projects
  • Community partnership development
  • Student leadership and involvement on campus and in the community

Students in return receive:
  • Meaningful experience working with faculty and community members
  • Hands-on opportunities utilizing your major to work with the local community
  • Tuition waivers to help compensate for the work you perform

How to apply:

Eligibility

Prior to receiving the tuition waiver, recipients must attest that eligibility requirements for Departmental Tuition Waivers have been met.  Requirements include all those pertinent to UAA’s Departmental Tuition Waivers. Undergraduate students receiving academic tuition waivers must be officially enrolled at UAA for at least 3 credits, be formally admitted into degree or certificate seeking status, and maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.8. If the student’s GPA is less than 2.8, a written memo of explanation why must be sent for approval. Graduate students must be formally admitted into a graduate program and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. Undergraduate and graduate students must also be in current satisfactory academic standing with the University of Alaska system.




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Page Updated: 11/17/09  By:  Candace Blas