Undergraduate Research Assistantships
- CLASS 1904: Undergraduate Research Assistantship (1–3 credits)
Guidelines and Contract - GREEK 1904: Undergraduate Research Assistantship (1–3 credits)
Guidelines and Contract - LATIN 1904: Undergraduate Research Assistantship (1–3 credits)
Guidelines and Contract
These courses enable advanced majors (or, under exceptional circumstances, advanced minors) to receive academic credit for serving as assistants to faculty members who are conducting research projects (e.g., compiling a bibliography for a new class, preparing a work for publication, creating a conference presentation, et cetera). These collaborative projects will result in a meaningful experience that will provide the student with a foundation in the mechanics of research and publication.
Given the variable aspects of this learning experience, there is no official syllabus. However, students and faculty who participate in this course are required to submit a signed contract to the department prior to the start of the semester in which the teaching assistantship is to occur. This contract is subject to approval by the undergraduate committee.
Undergraduate Teaching Assistantships
- CLASS 1990: Undergraduate Teaching Assistantship in Classics (1–3 credits)
Guidelines and Contract - GREEK 1990: Undergraduate Teaching Assistantship in Greek (1–3 credits)
Guidelines and Contract - LATIN 1990: Undergraduate Teaching Assistantship in Latin (1–3 credits)
Guidelines and Contract
These courses enable advanced majors (or, under exceptional circumstances, advanced minors) to partner with faculty members as teaching assistants in pre-existing departmental courses. These collaborative projects will result in the enrichment of the courses and improve the teaching-learning enterprise for all parties (faculty, undergraduate teaching assistants, and students enrolled in the course).
Given the distinctive aspects of these learning experiences, there are no official syllabi. However, students and faculty who participate in these courses are required to submit signed contracts to the department prior to the start of the semester in which the teaching assistantship is to occur which is subject to approval by the undergraduate committee.