Graduate Student Employment
Graduate students often seek academic employment opportunities through their departments or programs. You should begin looking for specific availability of academic appointments well in advance of the start of the semester by checking with the graduate adviser or graduate coordinator in the department in which you want employment. Students will need to check with individual professors for GRA positions.
For students who are unable to fill academic positions, employment opportunities also exist both within and outside the university. See nonacademic employment for a list of resources.
Graduate students should also be aware of registration requirements and rules on allowable work hours when employed at the university whether in an academic or nonacademic position. For requirements see Academic Employment: Conditions for Employment.
Photo by stuartpilbrow/ via compfight.comCurrent Opportunities
Graduate student mentors needed for youth development program, stipends offered
See a list of job opportunities compiled by the Counseling Psychology Student Association
Important Deadlines for spring and summer 2012 employment (pdf)






