2013 Teaching Assistant Application Form For Unbc

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA College of Science and Management Teaching Assistant (TA) Positions

This form MUST be submitted by ALL incoming graduate students AND anyone applying for a TA. Incoming graduate students must return this form with their application for Graduate Studies. Half or full TAs are awarded to registered graduate students based on disciplinary teaching needs. Teaching Assistantships: 1) provide financial assistance to graduate students; 2) enhance graduate students curriculum vitae with valuable teaching experience; 3) develop students as colleagues in teaching; and 4) provide critical assistance for teaching. A one-semester full TA is paid $4,546 and consists of an average of 12 hours per week for the 4-month term. A half TA is paid $2,273 and consists of an average of 6 hours per week for the same period. Indicate your interest in a TA position by completing the information below. Attach additional information as required. Please print.
NAME: PHONE: E-mail: Student ID #: Total Confirmed Funding Amount ($):

Program:

Supervisor:

Admission GPA: (office use only)

I DO NOT WISH TO BE CONSIDERED FOR A TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP

I WISH TO BE CONSIDERED FOR A TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP Check all that apply: I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the information here is accurate and truthful. Date:

Full TA

Half TA

Name:

Signature:

To be considered for any TA complete ALL the information below.


List any funding you hold:

List any funding you applied for:

List the courses you plan to take during the semester you wish to have a TA:

(Form revised January, 2013)

Education (list degree/diplomas/discipline/specialization/concentration/year):

Teaching / Related Experience (List teaching/laboratory/other skills or experiences; include specific courses where you were a TA or Marker and indicate your accomplishments):

Teaching Expertise (Indicate general areas and undergraduate years you feel competent to teach):

List courses you have taken which are relevant to your TA preferences:

Other Skills & Experience (list specific skills/experience we should consider): _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ Based on class enrollments, marking positions may be available to those not awarded at TA; to be considered, indicate courses you can mark for: _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________
(Form revised January, 2013)

College of Science and Management Teaching Assistant (TA) Positions


An alphabetical list of regularly occurring TA positions follows. Those offered depends on class enrollments and budgets each year; courses having TAs can change with little notice. Indicate ALL courses you feel capable of contributing to as a TA. Rank them in order of preference (Pref.) with 1 being most desirable. To qualify for a TA, at minimum, you should have taken a course similar to one(s) that you rank in the list below. (Information about UNBC courses is available in the current UNBC Undergraduate Calendar; see Course Descriptions). After submitting this form, if you no longer want a TA position, please inform the College of Science & Management (CSAM) Deans Office immediately.

Fall
BCMB 308 Biochemistry II

Pref.

Fall
334 COMM 335 431 Strat. Human Red. Plan. Org. Effectiveness Industrial Relations

Pref.

Fall
100 101 204 GEOG 206 Environments & People Human Geography Intro. to GIS for Soc. Sci. Social Geography Geomorphology GIS

Pref.

101 201 204 210 301 307 308 BIOL 311

Intro. Biology I Ecology Plant Biology Genetics Systematic Botany Ichthyol./Herpetology Ornith./Mammology

100 126 141 150 200

Computer Programming I Intro to Computer Systems Discrete Computational Mathematics Computer Applications Algorithm Analysis & Develop. MATH Intro to Logic Design Applied Business Computing Software Engineering I Programming Languages NREM

210 300

100 115

Calculus I Precalculus Finite Math for Business and Economics Calculus for Nonmajors

Cell & Molec. Biology CPSC

230

150

404 406 412

Plant Ecology Fish Ecology Wildlife Biology

250 300 320

152

100

Intro. To Field Skills Field Apps. In Resouce Mgmt. (* course runs Aug/Sept.)

423

Molec. Evol. & Ecol.

321

Operating Systems

333*

340 120 CHEM 210 250 Analytical Chemistry Organic Chemistry I ENPL 104 General Chemistry I 370

Theory of Computation Functional & Logic Programming 100 ORTM 200 Intro. to Planning 100 Intro. to Physics I Intro. to Physics II Gen. Intro to Physics Sustainable Rec. & Tourism Leisure in Life

100 230 COMM 330 331 332

Intro. To Canadian Bus. ENSC Organizational Beh. Human Resource Mgmt. Organizational Theory Bus. & Professional Ethics ENVS

350 418

Fluid Mechanics Measurement Analysis

PHYS

110 115

101

Environmental Citizenship

240 STAT 371

Basic Statistics Stats/Sci. & Engineers

205 FSTY 207

Intro to Soils Terrestrial Ecol. Class. (Form revised January, 2013)

Winter
BCMB 255 Biochemistry Lab I

Pref.

Winter
100 102 Computer Programming I Computer Programming II Intro. to Computer Systems & Programming Discrete Comp. Math II Computer Organization and Architecture Allied Business Computing Human Interface Design Software Engineering II Intro. to Compiler Design Intro. to Computer Graphics Artificial Intelligence Database Systems Parallel Computing

Pref.

Winter
200 GEOG 205 301 Geography of BC Cartography & Geomatics Cultural Geography

Pref.

102 202 203 210 302 304 BIOL 312 315 321 323 325 411 425

Intro. Biology II Invertebrates Microbiology Genetics Limnology Plants, Society & the Environment Molec. Cell Physiology Animal Deiseases & Parasites Animal Physiology Evolution Ecological Analyses Conservation Biology Applied Gen. and Biotech. CPSC

110 142 231 250 270 301 325 350 371 422 442

100 101 MATH 115 150 152

Calculus I Calculus II Pre-Calculus Finite Math for Business and Economics Calculus for Non-majors

NRES

100

Communications in NRES

101 210 NREM

Natural Re. Mgmt II Integrated Res. Mgmt. Natural Resource Planning Environ. & Prof. Ethics

151 ENSC 201

Engineering Tools Intro. To Atmos. Science

400 414

121 CHEM 251

General Chemistry I Organic Chemistry II ENPL 499 Social Planning Intro. To Canadian Bus. Financial Accounting Financial Mgmt I Human Resource Management 305 Environ. Impact Assess. ORTM 333* 202 Eco & Advent. Tourism Field School (* course runs Apr/May)

100 210 COMM 220 330

ENVS

414

Environ. & Prof. Ethics PHYS

100 101 111

Introduction to Physics I Introduction to Physics II Introductory Physics II

STAT

240

Basic Statistics

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(Form revised January, 2013)

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