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GRA Salary Guidelines 2004-2005

Applied Behavioral Sciences

GRA Pay Categories
Salary Range
(50% at 12 months) Minimum - Maximum
Bi-weekly Rates Minimum - Maximum
Hourly Rates Range Minimum - Maximum
MA
13,282 - 17,709
510.84 - 681.12
12.77 - 17.03
Pre-Comp-PhD
13,579 - 19,185
522.28 - 737.88
13.06 - 18.45
Post-Comp-PhD
(<1 yr. exper.)
13,877 - 20,661
533.72 - 794.64
13.34 - 19.87
Post-Comp-PhD
(>1 yr. exper.)
14,174 - 22,136
545.16 - 851.40
13.63 - 21.29
Probationary GRA
13,282 - 14,758
510.84 - 567.60
12.77 - 14.19

Definitions

MA
A MA student will do research in the Department of Human Development. The GRA will work closely with the principal investigator (PI), on the project to develop a working plan to accomplish the goals and objectives of the research. The research plan should have a scope and depth appropriate to MA level thesis work. The GRA will be expected a) perform limited experimental and/or theoretical work, b) provide written an/or oral progress reports on a timely and regular basis as agreed upon by the GRA and PI, c) meet with the PI to discuss progress, changes in direction, and other aspects of the research project, and d) follow all safety regulations and rules, human and nonhuman, and attend all training and safety sessions appropriate for the laboratory and research project.
Pre-Comp-Ph.D.
A Pre-Comp-Ph.D. will do research in the Department of Human Development. The GRA will work closely with the principal investigator (PI), on the project to develop a working plan to accomplish the goals and objectives of the research. The research plan should have a scope and depth appropriate to the eventual production of a Ph.D. thesis. The GRA will be expected a) perform limited experimental and/or theoretical work, b) provide written an/or oral progress reports on a timely and regular basis as agreed upon by the GRA and PI, c) meet with the PI to discuss progress, changes in direction, and other aspects of the research project, and d) follow all safety regulations and rules, human and nonhuman, and attend all training and safety sessions appropriate for the laboratory and research project.
Post-Comp-PhD (<1 yr. exper.)
A Post-Comp Ph.D. with less than one year experience will do research in the Department of Human Development. The GRA will work closely with the principal investigator (PI), on the project to develop a working plan to accomplish the goals and objectives of the research. The research plan should have a scope and depth appropriate to the eventual production of a Ph.D. thesis. The GRA will be expected a) perform moderate experimental and/or theoretical work, b) provide written an/or oral progress reports on a timely and regular basis as agreed upon by the GRA and PI, c) meet with the PI to discuss progress, changes in direction, and other aspects of the research project, and d) follow all safety regulations and rules, human and nonhuman, and attend all training and safety sessions appropriate for the laboratory and research project.
Post-Comp-PhD (>1 yr. exper.)
A Post-Comp Ph.D. with more than one year of experience will do research in the Department of Human Development. The GRA will work closely with the principal investigator (PI), on the project to develop a working plan to accomplish the goals and objectives of the research. The research plan should have a scope and depth appropriate to the eventual production of a Ph.D. thesis. The GRA will be expected a) perform advanced experimental and/or theoretical work, b) provide written an/or oral progress reports on a timely and regular basis as agreed upon by the GRA and PI, c) meet with the PI to discuss progress, changes in direction, and other aspects of the research project, and d) follow all safety regulations and rules, human and nonhuman, and attend all training and safety sessions appropriate for the laboratory and research project.
Probationary GRA
A Probationary GRA student will be participating in the research enhancement program in the Department of Human Development. The GRA will work closely with the principal investigator (PI), on the project to develop a working plan to accomplish the goals and objectives of the research. The GRA will be expected a) perform very limited experimental and/or theoretical work, b) provide written an/or oral progress reports on a timely and regular basis as agreed upon by the GRA and PI, c) meet with the PI to discuss progress, changes in direction, and other aspects of the research project, and d) follow all safety regulations and rules, human and nonhuman, and attend all training and safety sessions appropriate for the laboratory and research project, and e) to improve academic standing or English competency. No supervisory responsibilities will be involved.

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