If you are working on a graduate degree in the John H. Lounsbury School of Education (SOE) and want a graduate assistantship through the School of Education, please apply as soon as you can.  The School of Education verifies that you are completely admitted to an SOE program and meet the prerequisites for an assistantship. Most appointments are for 10 months beginning with the start of the academic year.

Job Descriptions
Graduate assistants provide educationally beneficial assistance to the departments which award the assistantships. By policy, graduate assistantship duties should be relevant to students’ major field of study and shall be of academic value. The graduate assistant’s supervisor should go over the job description with the student so that the GA is aware of what is expected of GA by the department and university.

Students are eligible for the financial assistance provided by a graduate assistantship for a maximum of two years (24 months) applicable to the completion of one graduate degree. Once a student has completed a graduate degree, whether that program of study required one year or two, the student is no longer eligible for a graduate assistantship.

In the John H. Lounsbury School of Education we have three types of graduate assistantships:

1. General Graduate Assistantships
2. MAT-Secondary Education Graduate Assistantships or
   MAT-Special Education Graduate Assistantships
3. Georgia College Early College Graduate Assistantships

Application Form

Contact Information for the School of Education
Carol H. Bader, Ph.D., carol.bader@gcsu.edu
Asst. Dean of Education
Georgia College
Campus Box 070
Milledgeville, GA 31061
(478) 445-2514