Student Assistant Clause Samples

The Student Assistant clause defines the terms and conditions under which a student may be engaged to provide assistance or support services, typically within an educational or research setting. This clause outlines the scope of permissible duties, supervision requirements, and any limitations on the student's role, such as restrictions on decision-making authority or confidentiality obligations. Its core function is to clarify the expectations and boundaries of the student assistant's involvement, ensuring both compliance with institutional policies and protection for all parties involved.
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Student Assistant. (One to one) Under the direction of licensed staff, an SA supports the needs of a specific student as assigned throughout the work day.
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Student Assistant. The position of student assistant will be created to assist the University in finding opportunities for student employment and the department shall maintain a block of hours which will be filled by student assistants. (i) Student assistants shall be paid at the rate of: $9.81 as of March 31, 1999 plus twenty (20) percent in lieu of benefits. $10.24 as of April 1, 2001 plus twenty (20) percent in lieu of benefits. (ii) The principles of Article 20.1 above are reinforced by this Article 20.2. Student assistants may not be appointed to continuing Equipment Assistant positions. However, when the temporary part-time trainees are not available, qualified students may be used to fill in temporarily for Equipment Assistant positions.
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Student Assistant. A graduate student employed to carry out duties which support the academic mission of the University, but which do not primarily fall into the categories of Teaching Assistant or Research Assistant, as listed above.
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