ICP TEACHING ASSISTANT AGREEMENTTeaching Assistant Agreement • June 8th, 2015
Lea Boffa, Teaching Assistant Liaison, can answer any questions related to the ICP TA Program. She can be reached by email ta@icp.edu or by phone at 212-857-0063.
Current Step in the Process: Preparing for the 20XX/XX academic yearTeaching Assistant Agreement • April 9th, 2014
Teaching assistants who are eligible to receive at least one subsequent assignment in 20XX/XX, as per Article 16:06(5) of the CUPE 3902, Unit 1 Collective Agreement, were asked to make their choice to continue or decline their 20XX/XX offer by March XX, 20XX. If you did not respond and make your choice online by March XX, 20XX, the system has automatically assumed that you are declining your offer.
This completed form must be turned in to the EDP Executive Assistant prior to TA assignmentTeaching Assistant Agreement • November 17th, 2021
Responsibility Yes No Frequency Notes Attend Class Take Attendance Read Class Materials Prepare Class Materials Maintain Canvas Communicate with Students Hold Office Hours Meet with Instructor Meet with other TAs Meet with Students Grade Homework Grade Exams Proctor Exams Post Grades Other Duties:
VYEA Summer School 2017Teaching Assistant Agreement • June 15th, 2017
Public Speaking]/[Teaching Assistant] Agreement# ___Teaching Assistant Agreement • May 17th, 2018
The Agreement to furnish [public speaking]/[teaching assistant] services described herein and in the documents referenced herein (“Goods and/or Services”) is made by and between The Regents of the University of California, a California public corporation (“UC”) on behalf of the University of California, Berkeley, and the supplier, [Supplier legal name (and DBA if appropriate)], (“Supplier”).
Task DateTeaching Assistant Agreement • March 5th, 2018
ICP TEACHING ASSISTANT AGREEMENTTeaching Assistant Agreement • February 8th, 2016
Lea Boffa, Teaching Assistant Liaison, can answer any questions related to the ICP TA Program. She can be reached by email at ta@icp.edu or by phone at 212-857-0063.
WIS 6940Teaching Assistant Agreement • July 25th, 2006
Student Name: ID Number: Course Title(s):Teaching Assistant Agreement • December 7th, 2020
This completed form must be turned in to the EDP Executive Assistant prior to TA assignmentTeaching Assistant Agreement • November 11th, 2019
Responsibility Yes No Frequency Notes Attend Class Take Attendance Read Class Materials Prepare Class Materials Maintain Canvas Communicate with Students Hold Office Hours Meet with Instructor Meet with other TAs Meet with Students Grade Homework Grade Exams Proctor Exams Post Grades Other Duties:
ContractTeaching Assistant Agreement • August 16th, 2017
Teaching Assistant (TA) Agreement Name of TA: SID Number: Name of faculty: Course Name: Quarter & Year: Item Number: Choose the appropriate category: For Credit Volunteer Paid through Work Study Teaching Assistant Guidelines: Faculty may not hire TAs with their own resources; only college employees or volunteers who are registered with the college should be in the classroom or have access to student records.TAs should be used only in support of the faculty and should not supplant instructional responsibilities. Note: At no time should faculty provide college login information (Canvas email, etc.) to TAsTypes of activities that TAs may be involved in include: Using answer keys to mark student papers Taking class attendance and assisting with class discussions Providing individual assistance through office hours on campus Responding to student questions via email Responding to student questions on a Canvas discussion board Assisting instructor in supervising lab activities Types of
Teaching Assistant (TA) AgreementTeaching Assistant Agreement • October 17th, 2017
Teaching Assistant Guidelines: Faculty may not hire TAs with their own resources; only college employees or volunteers who are registered with the college should be in the classroom or have access to student records. The TA may not be enrolled in the course for which they are assisting.TAs should be used only in support of the faculty and should not supplant instructional responsibilities. All grade and grade complaint discussions should be held with instructor and student (not TA).NOTE: At no time should faculty provide college login information (Canvas email, etc.) to TAs. Types of activities that TAs may be involved in include: Using answer keys to mark student papers (using SID numbers). Taking class attendance and assisting with class discussions.Providing individual assistance through tutoring hours on campus. Responding to student questions via email (always include faculty). Responding to student questions on a Canvas discussion board.Assisting instructor in supervising lab act
TA Agreement – Doctoral Program in NutritionTeaching Assistant Agreement • November 11th, 2024
The top section is completed by the instructor and student, adapted for their course specifics prior to the course offering. After the semester ends, the instructor will complete the student evaluation. The completed form will be provided to the student and uploaded to their departmental files. The instructor may retain a copy for writing letters of recommendation.
Biology Graduate Student TA ContractTeaching Assistant Agreement • October 2nd, 2020
By signing below, I agree to honor the above commitment I have made to TA, and that I will be available to TA during the scheduled course time. If I do not fulfill this contract, I hereby acknowledge that I will lose future consideration for departmental funding including RAs and potentially TA positions. Commitment information will be available to faculty when they consider me for a future TA position.
AppendixTeaching Assistant Agreement • December 8th, 2020
A Teaching Assistant Agreement with clearly defined expectations on behalf of the instructor and the department will be given to each TA at the beginning of the term in which the course is being taught. A survey will be conducted at the end of the term. See also the Senate Document on Teaching Assistants. In considering this document a few things should be kept in mind: (a) The Department of Biology uses its TA funds (provided by A&S) in support of our graduate program. This is not a requirement of A&S, as these funds may be used to hire TAs who are not graduate students. (b) Although recognizing that there are differences among courses and among TAs, a TAship constitutes 65 hours of work. (c) A student is expected to be qualified for an assigned TA position. Thus, if the student has to learn the material in order to teach effectively, this is not counted within the TAship work hours. (d) In general, we try to assign students with the same TAships each year since this eases the qualifi
VYEA Summer SchoolTeaching Assistant Agreement • April 3rd, 2013
Student’s Name (as it appears on Social Security Card): First Middle Last CWID Student’s Primary Assignment: Teaching Assistant Research Assistant Appointment Period: Fall 2006: Spring 2007:Teaching Assistant Agreement • August 1st, 2006
This agreement is entered into by and between the Colorado School of Mines (“CSM”) and the above-named student (“Student”) on the date set forth beside the student’s signature below. Student has been appointed to the position indicated above. This agreement reflects the terms of that appointment.
Sample Teaching Assistant AgreementTeaching Assistant Agreement • August 16th, 2016
HD FS 497CTeaching Assistant Agreement • March 27th, 2015
************************************************************************************* Please bring the form with signatures to 315 HHDEV East for registration. You must be present in order for this class to be added to your schedule.
TEACHING ASSISTANTTeaching Assistant Agreement • November 1st, 2021
Financial Agreement: By registering for classes, you are entering into a legally binding obligation to pay all tuition, fees and other charges connected to this registration. If you fail to pay this obligation by scheduled due dates, you may have to pay additional costs associated with any collection efforts, including late fees, attorney’s fees, collection agency commissions, court costs and other costs that might be incurred by the College in its collection efforts.
