Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies

Dr. Peijuan Cao and Dr. Rong Zhang are seeking a dedicated Graduate Research Assistant to join their research team for a project funded by the GRAM Program. The project involves conducting a systematic review of existing research on literacy instructional practices that support multilingual learners in grades K–5.

Eligibility Requirements:

Student Success & Engagement Graduate Assistant
James Center for Student Success & Advising | Reich College of Education

The Student Success & Engagement Graduate Assistant works closely with the James Center staff towards the mission to serve, recruit, advise, and retain
teacher education majors during their tenure at Appalachian State. The GA will take an active role in student engagement, programming, data collection,
and program support for the North Carolina Teaching Fellows and Appalachian Community of Education Scholars (ACES).

Position Overview
The Plemmons Student Union (PSU) Graduate Assistant will be a collaborative member of the PSU Professional Operations Staff, assisting with the general operations of the facility and developing the student staff that run the facility. The position focuses on the recruitment/selection/training of student employees, professional development coordination, assist in the evaluation process, provide oversight and direction to the Game Room, Co-advise the student leadership team, and assist with assessment goals for the Plemmons Student Union.

The Pathways to Resilience Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) is a solutions-oriented climate literacy initiative at Appalachian State University, one of the nation's leaders in undergraduate climate literacy education. The QEP works with partners across campus to develop and implement opportunities for students to grow their climate literacy and 'response-ability' both within and beyond the classroom (i.e., through curricular and co-curricular opportunities).

This Graduate Assistantship is a campus-based leadership position for the ACCESS Scholarship program and the TRIO Student Support Service program. As the Lead GA, you will be providing a valuable service to both programs by mentoring our first-generation and low-income first-year students. In addition to mentoring, graduate assistants participate in professional development opportunities to enhance their mentoring skills. The Lead GA is also in a leadership role over our other graduate assistants working within our mentoring program.

Job Description:

The Biology Department is looking for someone to help with administrative duties associated with the biology graduate program including: responding to and writing emails, processing applications, organizing committee work, updating website, public relations, etc. Hours 10-20 hrs depending on student preference. Pay $26.67/hr

Term: Fall 2026 through Spring 2027
Department: Campus Dining
Location: Thunder Hill Hall
Compensation: $20/hr + Flex 75 Meal Plan
Hours: 20 hours per week (75% of hours must be completed M–F, 8 am – 5 pm; 25% of hours may be completed remote and/or outside of normal business hours.)

The University Libraries seeks a detail-oriented and tech-savvy Graduate Assistant to assist with online website maintenance and content creation.

Examples of projects include:

Please visit the link below for full details on the position:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17WRG0ZOVPRtA37FeCmp5u6m2IkSWHcpfbgsuGUn0oKY/edit?usp=sharing