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SRSC Program Resources
Master of Arts in Social Responsibility and Sustainable Communities Student Handbook
Expectations for Grad School (SRSC) (Audio Transcript)
Campus Resources
The Online Writing Center, which is an extension of the Writing Center in Cherry Hall, is available for graduate and undergraduate students. The student submits the paper online by clicking here and receives feedback from a trained tutor. This feedback includes an audio explanation of the tutor's suggestions as well as written comments. One-on-one conferences are also available with writing center tutors.
The Center for Citizenship & Social Justice
Gender & Women’s Studies Program
Center for Environmental Education & Sustainability
Current Graduate Assistant Openings at WKU
Graduate Assistantships
Students interested in pursuing the SRSC may also be interested in a graduate assistantship. Most Graduate Assitantships begin in the fall. While there are a few positions available across campus, most departments hire their "own" graduate students. The SRSC is compatible with several other programs and our students have enjoyed appointments with them. Students who live locally: As soon as your application is complete, you may want to explore one of those opportunities. All applications for GAships are made to the program itself. Please contact the individual indicated.
Department of Interdisciplinary Studies
University Experience Program Graduate Assistant
Primary Duties Include: Working directly with the University Experience Coordinator to administer the Library Skills Component of the UE course to over 800 students during the fall semester that includes teaching Library Skills Workshops, grading projects, maintaining UE class rosters, maintaining the Library Skills Master Course Blackboard Site and aiding in the assessment of the Library Skills Component. Additional duties: regular office tasks, representing the department/UE program at recruitment events, and aiding the research needs of the departmental faculty. Contact: Sara McCaslin; sara.mccaslin@wku.edu; 270-745-6103.
Department of Diversity & Community Studies
Gender & Women's Studies
Primary duties include: working with the GWS director in coordinating various research and other initiatives within the program; assisting with publicity for the events calendar; supporting GWS faculty. Potential for teaching in the second year with GWS graduate certificate. Contact: Dr. Kristi Branham; kristi.branham@wku.edu; 270-745-2943.
Department of Diversity & Community Studies
The Center for Citizenship & Social Justice
GTA will work with Dr. Dana Cuomo and CSJ 301; assist with other CSJ programmatic initiatives. This is direct support for the teaching mission of both Dr. Cuomo and Leah Ashwill, who in their capacity of faculty/staff in the Department of Diversity and Community Studies focus heavily on community engagement. Contact Leah Ashwill; leah.ashwill@wku.edu; 270-745-3217.
Department of Diversity & Community Studies
MA Social Responsibility & Sustainable Communities
Primary duties include: working with the SRSC coordinator in developing research opportunities in areas related to SRSC themes; assisting with planning, publicity, and documentation for SRSC initiatives. Contact: Dr. Jane Olmsted; jane.olmsted@wku.edu; 270.745-5787.
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