Teaching Assistant Request Form

Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*)

This form must be filled out separately for each class/TA request(**)

Professor's Name:*

Professor's Email:*

Semester:

FALL 2019

SPRING 2020

FULL YEAR 2019-20

Class Name:

I understand that this request applies only to the course and semester(s) listed above and that a TA approved pursuant to this request may not be used for any other course or semester without independent approval.

Student would work for:

Pay

Credit

I would like a TA for pay, but will accept a TA for credit if funding is not available

PLEASE NOTE:

Completing this form does not guarantee that you will be awarded a TA for the upcoming semester or year. For this reason, do not offer a TA position to any student until you have received confirmation regarding the status of your application.
Paid TAs are eligible to work for a maximum of 8 hours per week. TAs may begin working on the first day of an academic semester and must end work on the last day of the Reading Period.
TAs who concurrently hold work study or research assistant positions may not be eligible to work the full 8 hours as your TA.

Please check one of the following:

The TA will work in one of the following courses: Contracts, Property, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law or Torts.

The TA will work in one of the following courses: Legal Analysis & Methods, Evidence, Trusts & Estates, Business Entity Fundamentals, Commercial Law Survey, Commercial Paper, Commercial Sales, Secured Transactions, Constitutional Law/Criminal Procedure, Family Law.

Other

If "Other" is checked, please complete the following required boxes:

Please specify the number of students you project will be enrolled in the course:

Please specify the number and type of assessments you expect to have in the class: (e.g., multiple choice, essays, etc.)

TA Name: (if known)

TA Email: (if known)

Additional Comments/explanation:

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