Ph.D.Graduate Assistantships at OSU
School of Applied Health and Educational Psychology
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma
The Leisure Studies program at Oklahoma State University invites potential doctoral students with a specialty in Recreational Therapy to apply for admission for the fall 2012 semester. The program offers a Ph.D. in Health, Leisure and Human Performance with an option in Leisure Studies (concentration Recreational Therapy). The Undergraduate Program is pursuing accreditation by the Committee on Accreditation of Recreational Therapy Education (CARTE).
Graduate Teaching Assistantships are available for candidates interested in pursuing a Ph.D. who have a minimum of 3 years of clinical experience in the profession of Recreational Therapy. Selected individuals will be assigned theory courses to hone and develop their instructional abilities in the area of Recreational Therapy and other theory based course instruction. The positions require the willingness to work with students, professional, and faculty in classroom, research, and clinical areas.
Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) selected will receive training and guidance in classroom instruction, classroom management, as well as other aspects of higher education. Graduate Teaching Assistants will be fully engaged in the classroom and will be assigned two to three theory based courses per semester.
Graduate Teaching Assistants receive a waiver of out-of state tuition, plus full in-state tuition waivers for six (6) credits each fall and spring semester, three (3) credits during the summer semester, a monthly stipend, and a health insurance policy. One selected Graduate Teaching Assistant will receive for the initial academic year “Supplemental Graduate Assistant Support” of an additional $5,000 dollar stipend. At present Doctoral Graduate Teaching Assistants’ (GTA) are employed during the summer months in addition to the regular academic year.
To apply, go to http://app.it.okstate.edu/gradcollege/ and apply online. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact Dr. Tim Passmore, Ed.D., CTRS/L at tim.passmore@okstate.edu for additional information.
We would be delighted to visit with any interested students; graduate assistantships are generally awarded the end of March, those receiving a Supplemental Graduate Assistantship will be notified by April 15, 2012 if they have been selected for this initial additional support.
Tim Passmore, Ed.D., CTRS/L Tel: 405-744-1811
School of Applied Health & Educational Psychology Fax: 405-744-6507
186 Colvin
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078
tim.passmore@okstate.edu
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma
The Leisure Studies program at Oklahoma State University invites potential doctoral students with a specialty in Recreational Therapy to apply for admission for the fall 2012 semester. The program offers a Ph.D. in Health, Leisure and Human Performance with an option in Leisure Studies (concentration Recreational Therapy). The Undergraduate Program is pursuing accreditation by the Committee on Accreditation of Recreational Therapy Education (CARTE).
Graduate Teaching Assistantships are available for candidates interested in pursuing a Ph.D. who have a minimum of 3 years of clinical experience in the profession of Recreational Therapy. Selected individuals will be assigned theory courses to hone and develop their instructional abilities in the area of Recreational Therapy and other theory based course instruction. The positions require the willingness to work with students, professional, and faculty in classroom, research, and clinical areas.
Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) selected will receive training and guidance in classroom instruction, classroom management, as well as other aspects of higher education. Graduate Teaching Assistants will be fully engaged in the classroom and will be assigned two to three theory based courses per semester.
Graduate Teaching Assistants receive a waiver of out-of state tuition, plus full in-state tuition waivers for six (6) credits each fall and spring semester, three (3) credits during the summer semester, a monthly stipend, and a health insurance policy. One selected Graduate Teaching Assistant will receive for the initial academic year “Supplemental Graduate Assistant Support” of an additional $5,000 dollar stipend. At present Doctoral Graduate Teaching Assistants’ (GTA) are employed during the summer months in addition to the regular academic year.
To apply, go to http://app.it.okstate.edu/gradcollege/ and apply online. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact Dr. Tim Passmore, Ed.D., CTRS/L at tim.passmore@okstate.edu for additional information.
We would be delighted to visit with any interested students; graduate assistantships are generally awarded the end of March, those receiving a Supplemental Graduate Assistantship will be notified by April 15, 2012 if they have been selected for this initial additional support.
Tim Passmore, Ed.D., CTRS/L Tel: 405-744-1811
School of Applied Health & Educational Psychology Fax: 405-744-6507
186 Colvin
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078
tim.passmore@okstate.edu
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