Currently we have over 150 assistantship students working with numerous departments and disciplines including Anthropology, Communication, English, Psychology and Art & Design.
Each fall, the Honors College identifies high-ability incoming freshmen to participate in the University Assistantship program. Selected students are matched with a department or office of interest, providing an opportunity for students to work on special projects or research. For example, students assist professors with lab work associated with their research, work in instructional labs, or participate in ensemble performances. Students in the assistantship program typically work 8 hours per week for the entire academic year, earning a total stipend amount of up to $2500. Please click on the departmental/office links below to get a glimpse into the activities that current students are involved in.
Currently we have over 150 assistantship students working with numerous departments and disciplines including Anthropology, Communication, English, Psychology and Art & Design.
Students who are interested in the sciences can choose from numerous labs in several departments to do research including Biology, Chemistry and Neuroscience.
There are currently 22 assistantship students working with the Robison College of Business in areas such as Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Hospitality and Acturial Science.
Working in an administrative capacity on-campus has great advantages. Assistantship students are networking and building skills in several departments and colleges across campus.