GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS. 9.01 The duties of a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) are primarily in support of a faculty member’s academic research. Such duties may include, but are not limited to: collecting/coding/analyzing data, literature reviews, library research, writing reports, designing conference presentations, and preparing materials for submission to funding agencies. The duties of a GRA are to help prepare the Graduate Assistant for further academic and professional opportunities. In view of this, GRA functions shall not include: personal services for the Assistantship Supervisor, administrative work (e.g. clerical or technical), cleaning up after a department function or research symposium, or maintaining the personal equipment (e.g. computer) of the Graduate Assistantship Supervisor.
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS. 1. I agree to work for the The Center no more than 20 hours per week at a rate of $ per semester for the semester, 20 .
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC • Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Interdisciplinary Studies, UBC • Xxxx Xxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC Okanagan • Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC • Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC Okanagan • Xxxxx Xxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC Okanagan • Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC Okanagan Undergraduate Research Assistants: • Xxxxx Xxxx, School of Social Work, UNBC • Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC Okanagan • Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, UBC • Xxxxx Xxxxxx, School of Social Work, UBC • Xxxx Xxxxxx, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, UBC “If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it.” — Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx “What we find changes who we become.” — Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Examining the Organization of Healthcare for Aging Adults with Intellectual Disabilities in British Columbia: A Critical Interpretive Policy Analysis This study brings together researchers, Community Living organizations, and healthcare providers to examine the implementation of healthcare policy into practice. So far, over 125 people from across British Columbia have participated in focus groups and interviews. We have learned about barriers to accessing health services, such as the lack of healthcare professionals who have specialized knowledge to work well with aging adults with Intellectual Disabilities and long waitlists for specialized assessments. We have also learned about promising practices, such as the development of day programs for older adults with Intellectual Disabilities. We have met with policy-makers and presented study findings at national and international conferences. Co-Principal Investigators: Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Co-Investigators: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxxxx Research Assistants: Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxx Equipment and Assistive Technology Initiative (EATI) Evaluation Project In partnership with the Ministry of Social Development, the BC Personal Supports Network (BCPSN) is responsible for delivering EATI. This program provides funding for assessment, training, and acquisition of assistive technology for people with disabilities who are working towards employment. This project has evaluated the broad impact of EATI on program participants with particular attention paid to the impact on employment. Since January 2012, the research team has conducted 16 interviews with program participants, 8 interviews wit...
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS. The primary duty for the graduate research assistant is to assist faculty members or research staff on assigned research projects.
