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FEDERATION OF NORTH TEXAS AREA UNIVERSITIES
A&M-Commerce is a member of the Federation of North Texas Area Universities. The federation is a consortium of three universities, Texas A&M University-Commerce, Texas Woman’s University and the University of North Texas.
A graduate student entering a federation program has access to the combined academic resources of all three universities, including their libraries and laboratories. Benefits to the student include the flexibility of cross-registration at member universities and the option to select major professors, advisors, thesis or dissertation supervisors and/or directors from any of the schools involved in a particular program area. The student also has opportunities to interact with other advanced students in a broad range of classes, seminars, conferences and special programs.
Degree programs offered through the federation are art, computer science, early childhood education and reading.
Please contact Ms. DeRene Sutton (903.886.5163 or [email protected]) for questions or information.
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Graduate Assistantships
Receive financial assistance and professional growth opportunities through Graduate Assistant Teaching (GAT), Graduate Assistant Research (GAR) and Graduate Assistant Non-teaching (GANT) assistantships.
Graduate Assistant Teaching (GAT) assistantships must be under the direct supervision of a faculty member and be an instructor of record for undergraduate courses or be assigned to activities such as assisting with courses or teaching labs, grading assignments and exams, or assisting professors with large lectures and/or online courses. The duties must be attached to a specific course or courses in order for a graduate student to be hired as a GAT.
Graduate Assistant Research (GAR) assistantships require recipients to aid in the research with the department/professor to which they are assigned. Work may also include tasks such as assisting with labs, offering teaching support, assisting faculty with research, preparing reports, entering data or other responsibilities as assigned.
Graduate Assistant Non-teaching (GANT) assistantships are not assigned to a specific course but work in a variety of settings across campus. Responsibilities may be administrative in nature or consist of other activities that do not generally fit within the GAT or GAR job responsibilities.
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Important Dates
Spring 2021
Summer 2021
Fall 2021
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Message from the Dean
Thank you all for your patience during this time of adjustment and change. I understand you may be unsure how these changes will affect you and your academic career. The Graduate School is working with the academic departments and advisors to help you navigate these challenges. Please continue to check your LeoMail and the Stay Healthy Lions website for updates on academic issues and health information. You are not alone. We are here to help.
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- 903.886.5163
- 903.886.5161
- [email protected]
- P.O. Box 3011
- Commerce, TX 75429-3011
