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GRA Salary Guidelines 2006-2007

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

GRA Pay Categories
Bi-weekly Rates
Minimum - Maximum
Hourly Rates Range
Minimum - Maximum
GRA level 1
829 - 906
20.72 - 22.66
GRA level 2
854 - 932
21.37 - 23.31
GRA level 3
880 - 958
22.02 - 23.96
GRA level 4
906 - 984
22.66 - 24.61
GRA level 5
932 - 1010
23.31 -25.25

 

GRA Pay Categories
Salary Range
(50% at 9 months)
Minimum - Maximum
Salary Range
(50% at 12 months)
Minimum - Maximum
GRA level 1
16,000 - 17,500
21,554 - 23,575
GRA level 2
16,500 - 18,000
22,228 - 24,248
GRA level 3
17,000 - 18,500
22,901 - 24,922
GRA level 4
17,500 - 19,000
23,575 - 25,595
GRA level 5
18,000 - 19,500
24,248 - 26,269

Definitions:

GRA Level 1:
First-year students (pursuing a M.A. or Ph.D. degree) without prior postgraduate degree and lacking substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position.
GRA Level 2:
For students who fit one of the following four categories:
  1. First-year students (pursuing a M.A. or Ph.D. degree) with a prior appropriate postgraduate degree yet lacking substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position;
  2. First-Year students pursuing a M.A. or Ph.D. yet with substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position;
  3. Later-year students pursuing a M.A. degree, regardless of research skills; and
  4. Later-year students pursuing a Ph.D. degree who lack substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position and who are making only satisfactory (as opposed to "good" or better) progress toward completion of their degree.
GRA Level 3:
For students who fit one of the following two categories:
  1. 2nd or 3rd year students pursuing a Ph.D. degree who lack substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position yet who are making good or excellent progress toward completion of their degree; and
  2. Later-year students pursuing a Ph.D. degree yet with substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position and who are making only satisfactory (as opposed to "good" or better) progress toward completion of their degree.
GRA Level 4:
For students who fit one of the following two categories:
  1. 2nd or 3rd year students pursuing a Ph.D. degree with substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position and who are making good or excellent progress toward completion of their degree; and
  2. Post-3rd year students pursing a Ph.D. degree who lack substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position yet who are making good or excellent progress toward completion of their degree.
GRA Level 5:
For post-3rd-year students pursuing a Ph.D. degree with substantial experience in the research methods and skills required by the GRA position and who are making good or excellent progress toward completion of their degree.

Questions? Please contact:
Mark Reynolds
785-864-7250 | mreynolds@ku.edu
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