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Graduate Student Instructor - School for Environment and Sustainability (SEAS)

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Graduate Student Instructors (GSIs) at the University of Michigan are considered members of the community of scholars. GSIs contribute to our teaching enterprise by working as partners with the faculty members who develop and supervise course offerings. SEAS only accepts applications from current SEAS students who are in good academic standing. Students are encouraged to apply for positions in which they are qualified, both within SEAS as well as across campus (other departments will have other posting windows and processes). Appointments are made on a term-by-term basis and typically require between 9.5-20 hours of work per week. We have the SEAS Class Size Policy on this website. EAS courses (SEAS courses) are only open to current SEAS students.

 

Below are the GSI positions available for Winter 2027. These positions will remain open until Monday, October 26th

 

EAS 509 (Stella Cousins) - 25% - 50% (1 position) Read This EAS 509 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

EAS 517 (Brian Weeks) - 25% - 50% (1 position) Read This EAS 517 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

EAS 531 (Jun Hak Lee) - 25% - 50% (2 positions) Read This EAS 531 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

EAS 538 (Meha Jain) - 25% - 50% (1 position) Read This EAS 538 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

EAS 541 (Dimitris Gouniardis) - 25% - 50% (2 positions) Read This EAS 541 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

EAS 559 (Paige Fischer) - 25% - 50% (1 position) Read This EAS 559 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

EAS 561 (Raymond De Young) - 25% - 50% (1 position) Read This EAS 561 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

 

EAS 594 (Kyle Whyte) - 25% - 50% (1 positions) Read This EAS 594 Job Description First - Apply Here

 

Below are departments that typically hire SEAS students as GSI's: 

Program in the Environment (PitE)

Anthropology

Astronomy

Organizational Studies

Earth & Environmental Sciences

Romance Languages & Literatures

Biology

Ecology & Biology

Afroamerican & African Studies

Climate & Space Sciences & Engineering

 

SEAS GSI Class Size Policy

More information at
http://seas.umich.edu/academics/resources/financial_aid/gsa
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