Graduate assistants serve with one or more projects in the Center. Specific responsibilities are dependent on the needs of the project. GAs may assist in various stages of report production and data management, and may participate and/or present at professional meetings and conferences. Additional responsibilities may include data collection and analysis, survey development, marketing and promotions, and client services.

Preferred applicants should be enrolled in a doctoral program in the School of Education. Master's candidates with relevant experience may be considered. Experience in higher education administration, assessment, project management, research, excellent communication and organizational skills are desired. Quantitative or qualitative research skills are highly desired but not essential. Interest in and knowledge of higher education and college students is especially important.

12-month stipend (July 1 to June 30) for 20hrs per week, of at least $26,400 plus 30 credit hours tuition remission, and student health insurance included (health insurance coverage begins at the start of the corresponding academic term). The stipend will be prorated to reflect the start date of the appointment. Appointments can be renewed annually for up to 4 years contingent upon the maintenance of good academic standing and favorable annual reviews in the assistantship position (updated for AY2023-24).

Newly admitted graduate students should refer to information received by IU's School of Education for details about applying for assistantships.

Current students may apply by sending a letter of interest and CV to cpr@iu.edu