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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 fullTAs are awarded to registered graduate students based on disciplinary teaching needs.

Teaching Assistantships: 1) provide financial assistance to graduate students; 2) enhance graduatestudent’s curriculum vitae with valuable teaching experience; 3) develop students as colleagues inteaching; 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-monthterm. 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 informationas required. Please print. 

NAME: PHONE: E-mail:

Student ID #:Program: Supervisor: Total Confirmed Funding

 Amount ($):

 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:

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:

Full TA Half TA

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

Teaching / Related Experience (List teaching/laboratory/other skills or experiences; include specific courseswhere 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):

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Based on class enrollments, marking positions may be available to those not awarded at TA; to be considered,indicate courses you can mark for:

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College of Science and Management Teaching Assistant (TA) Positions

An alphabetical list of regularly occurring TA positions follows. Those offered depends on class enrollmentsand 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 1being most desirable. To qualify for a TA, at minimum, you should have taken a course similar to one(s) thatyou rank in the list below.  (Information about UNBC courses is available in the current UNBC UndergraduateCalendar ; see Course Descriptions).

After submitting this form, if you no longer want a TA position, please inform the College of Science &Management (CSAM) Dean’s Office immediately. 

Fall Pref. Fall Pref. Fall P

BCMB 308 Biochemistry II

COMM

334Strat. Human Red.Plan.

GEOG

100Environments &People

335 Org. Effectiveness 101 Human Geography

BIOL

101 Intro. Biology I 431 Industrial Relations 204Intro. to GIS for Soc.Sci.

201 Ecology 206 Social Geography

204 Plant Biology

CPSC

100ComputerProgramming I

210 Geomorphology

210 Genetics 126

Intro to Computer

Systems 300 GIS

301 Systematic Botany 141Discrete ComputationalMathematics

307 Ichthyol./Herpetology 150 Computer Applications

MATH

100 Calculus I

308 Ornith./Mammology 200 Algorithm Analysis &Develop.

115 Precalculus

311 Cell & Molec. Biology 230 Intro to Logic Design 150Finite Math forBusiness andEconomics

404 Plant Ecology 250 Applied BusinessComputing

152Calculus for Non-majors

406 Fish Ecology 300 Software Engineering I

412 Wildlife Biology 320 ProgrammingLanguages

NREM

100 Intro. To Field Skills

423 Molec. Evol. & Ecol. 321 Operating Systems 333*

Field Apps. InResouce Mgmt. (*course runs Aug/Sept.)

340 Theory of Computation

CHEM

120 General Chemistry I 370Functional & LogicProgramming

ORTM

100 Leisure in Life

210 Analytical Chemistry 200Sustainable Rec. &Tourism

250 Organic Chemistry I ENPL 104 Intro. to Planning

PHYS

100 Intro. to Physics I

COMM

100 Intro. To Canadian Bus.ENSC

350 Fluid Mechanics 110 Intro. to Physics II

230 Organizational Beh. 418 Measurement Analysis 115 Gen. Intro to Physics

330 Human Resource Mgmt.

331 Organizational Theory ENVS 101EnvironmentalCitizenship

STAT

240 Basic Statistics

332Bus. & ProfessionalEthics

371Stats/Sci. &Engineers

FSTY205 Intro to Soils

207 Terrestrial Ecol. Class.

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Winter Pref. Winter Pref. Winter Pr

BCMB 255 Biochemistry Lab I

CPSC

100Computer ProgrammingI

GEOG

200 Geography of BC

102Computer ProgrammingII

205Cartography &Geomatics

BIOL

102 Intro. Biology II 110Intro. to ComputerSystems &Programming

301 Cultural Geography

202 Invertebrates 142 Discrete Comp. Math II

203 Microbiology 231Computer Organizationand Architecture

MATH

100 Calculus I

210 Genetics 250 Allied BusinessComputing

101 Calculus II

302 Limnology 270 Human Interface Design 115 Pre-Calculus

304Plants, Society &the Environment

301 Software Engineering II 150Finite Math for Businessand Economics

312Molec. CellPhysiology

325Intro. to CompilerDesign

152 Calculus for Non-majors

315 Animal Deiseases &Parasites

350Intro. to ComputerGraphics

321 Animal Physiology 371 Artificial Intelligence NRES 100Communications inNRES

323 Evolution 422 Database Systems

325 Ecological Analyses 442 Parallel Computing

NREM

101 Natural Re. Mgmt II

411ConservationBiology

210 Integrated Res. Mgmt.

425 Applied Gen. andBiotech. ENSC

151 Engineering Tools 400Natural ResourcePlanning

201 Intro. To Atmos. Science 414 Environ. & Prof. Ethics

CHEM121 General Chemistry I

251 Organic Chemistry II

ENPL

305 Environ. Impact Assess.

ORTM

202 Eco & Advent. Tourism

499 Social Planning 333*Field School (* courseruns Apr/May)

COMM

100

Intro. To Canadian

Bus.

210Financial Accounting

ENVS 414 Environ. & Prof. Ethics

PHYS

100 Introduction to Physics I

220 Financial Mgmt I 101 Introduction to Physics II

330Human ResourceManagement

111 Introductory Physics II

STAT 240 Basic Statistics

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