Student Affairs Graduate Assistantship Program
Discover UNL's Student Affairs Master's Program and apply today to start a career in Student Affairs!
What is the UNL Student Affairs Program?
A unique, two-year Masters Preparation program for Student Affairs Professionals with an emphasis on active learning
If accepted you receive:
- Three Guaranteed Assistantships in areas all over campus where you would enjoy working with students including a monthly stipend
- Majority of premiums of a comprehensive health insurance program covered
- Full tuition waiver and stipend
- Specialized Seminar Class given exclusively to our students, providing opportunities to interact with faculty members and student affairs professionals
- Research experience
- Hands on experience working with UNL Student Affairs professionals which provides training for a future career in student affairs
- Close interactions and mentor relationships formed with professors
- Weekly interaction and course instruction from the vice chancellor for student affairs
- The tight bond you have with your cohort and the others in the program ...built in friends and support system from the start
Find out how to Apply Today!
Contact Will Harmon (wharmon@unlnotes.unl.edu or 402-472-3755) with questions about the Student Affairs Graduate Assistantship Program.
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The graduate assistantship program provides unique preparation for students desiring administrative careers in the Student Affairs profession. The program was established in 1994 with the goal of integrating theory and practice in the administration of Student Affairs. It is jointly administered by the Department of Educational Administration and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. Outstanding students are recruited from across the country to enroll in a 21-month program with an admissions cohort of 6-8 students. Strong group interactions and frequent dialogue with senior administrators have been hallmarks of the program.
