no more than one outstanding incomplete.Only students who have satisfactory academic performance are eligible for a GSI position. Satisfactory academic progress is defined as: These positions, as posted, are subjected to a collective bargaining agreement between the Regents of the University of Michigan and the Graduate Employees' Organization, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO 3550. Please note that only students currently enrolled at Taubman College are eligible to apply to become a Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) in Taubman College.

Each GSI appointment provides a full tuition waiver (for any appointment greater than 20%), monthly stipend, and health benefits during the term of appointment.

The number of positions that is available depends on the program's teaching needs for the particular term. Indeed, many students discover the rewards of teaching through being a GSI and go on to academic careers.Īll Taubman College graduate students are eligible for GSI positions and typically hold those offered within their field of study. Being a GSI at Taubman College is an opportunity to learn the subject that they teach thoroughly and also learn about teaching.

Not only are they responsible for providing classroom or studio instruction in collaboration with one of our faculty members, they also become mentors, advisors, and friends to many students. Graduate Student Instructors (GSI) are a very important part of our professional programs. GSIs contribute to our teaching enterprise by working as partners with the faculty members who develop and supervise course offerings.

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