Part IV: Please explain how you learned about the kinesiology graduate program (limited to 200 words). Part V: I am interested in a graduate assistant position (please check one): Yes No Please note that there is a separate application that must be completed in order to be considered for a graduate assistant position. Please see following website: Requirements and Responsibilities: Teaching Fellows are paid a stipend of approximately $12,000.00 - $15,000 for nine months (20-hour a week appointment). Summer appointments are often available. Teaching Fellows must be formally admitted to one of the Department's graduate programs prior to beginning a teaching fellowship and must enroll in a minimum of six hours of coursework in each of the fall and spring semesters. Teaching Fellows are expected to contribute 20 hours per week for assignments, which will most likely include an assignment teaching four physical education activity courses plus attending training meetings, helping with student advisement, and other similar tasks as assigned. Faculty meetings, seminars, designated work days, and in-service programs are scheduled regularly for the professional growth of the teaching fellows and faculty members. Attendance and participation in these professional growth opportunities are expected, should one receive a fellowship. The combined load of teaching and enrollment may not exceed 13 semester credit hours except with special permission. Current Red Cross First Aid/CPR certification is required. If you are not currently certified, this training will be provided at the expense of the KHPR Department. Appointees with current Red Cross Standard First Aid/CPR Certification will be excused from part of the training.
Part IV: Please explain how you learned about the kinesiology graduate program (limited to 200 words). Part V: I am interested in a graduate assistant position (please check one): Yes No Please note that there is a separate application that must be completed in order to be considered for a graduate assistant position. Please see following website: Requirements and Responsibilities: Teaching Fellows are paid a stipend of approximately $12,000.00 - $15,000 for nine months (20-hour a week appointment). Summer appointments are often available. Teaching Fellows must be formally admitted to one of the Department's graduate programs prior to beginning a teaching fellowship and must enroll in a minimum of six hours of coursework in each of the fall and spring semesters. Teaching Fellows are expected to contribute 20 hours per week for assignments, which will most likely include an assignment teaching four physical education activity courses plus attending training meetings, helping with student advisement, and other similar tasks as assigned. Faculty meetings, seminars, designated work days, and in-service programs are scheduled regularly for the professional growth of the teaching fellows and faculty members. Attendance and participation in these professional growth opportunities are expected, should one receive a fellowship. The combined load of teaching and enrollment may not exceed 13 semester credit hours except with special permission. Current Red Cross First Aid/CPR certification is required. If you are not currently certified, this training will be provided at the expense of the KHPR Department. Appointees with current Red Cross Standard First Aid/CPR Certification will be excused from part of the training.