The department anticipates having a limited
number of
Alumni Fellowships available.
Alumni Fellows receive a competitive
11 month stipend. Since
teaching is an important part of a graduate
students training and integration into the
department, some teaching - though considerably
less than that of a graduate teaching assistant -
is required of Alumni Fellows.
Some incoming students receive a supplemental
Graduate School Fellowship
Grinter
Fellowship.
The Department expects to award 12-15 graduate teaching
assistantships to the
2012-13 entering class. About
65 graduate students currently hold teaching assistantships
in the Department and several are supported as
Alumni Fellows.
The
Mathematics Department teaching assistantships are normally
a one-third time appointment. Reduced tuition and fee rates apply to one-third
time Graduate Assistants enrolled in nine credit hours
and the figure
varies from year to year according to regulations
established by the Florida State Legislature:
Tuition and fees .
Typically, a one-third time teaching assistant has
12 to 13 hours of duties per week, including
3 to 4 contact hours with undergraduate students in
classes and time for preparation, proctoring and grading
associated with these classes.
Academic requirements
associated with a teaching assistantship are:
The Graduate Committee reviews student progress each year. If it is satisfactory, students can expect renewal of the assistantship each year.
Supplementary summer support is available to many of the graduate students enrolled during the preceding academic year.
One-third time graduate assistants are eligible to participate in the Gator Grad Care Program. Please be aware that enrollment in this insurance program is not automatic; you must enroll within 30 days of the start date of your employment to be covered. You may contact Gator Grad Care at 352-392-0003.
The University requires English speaking proficiency of all classroom teaching assistants. Thus, an international applicants chances of receiving support in the form of a graduate teaching assistantship are greatly increased by submitting a iBT speaking score of 23 or better.