The following Appointment Notifications have been developed for use during AY 2019-2020. To comply with Article 2 (Appointment Notification) of the collective bargaining agreement between the University and the UAW, appropriate notifications are required when UCI students are offered employment as Teaching Associates (Associates In), Teaching Assistants, Readers, and Tutors.
The new Appointment Notifications are to be attached to the appropriate UCI-AP forms as follows:
Teaching Assistants /Associates
- Teaching Associate (Associate In) Appointment Notification
- Use with Form UCI-AP-60
- Teaching Assistant Appointment Notification
- Use with Form UCI-AP-60
- Use with Supplemental Form for Teaching Assistants
Graduate Student Readers and Tutors
- Graduate Student Reader and Tutor Appointment Notification — for Guaranteed Minimum Hours
- Graduate Student Reader and Tutor Appointment Notification — for Hours to be Assigned
Undergraduate Readers and Tutors
Teaching Appointment Periods and Limitations
The maximum academic student employee appointment limitation is 50% time (220 hours of assigned workload) during any academic year quarter. The assigned workload determines the percent of time of the appointment.
If a graduate student has more than one appointment, the combination of all campus-wide appointments (including By Agreement Appointments) may not exceed 50% time during any academic quarter. This workload includes specific required training (with the exception of pedagogy courses for which enrollment of the Teaching Assistant or Teaching Associate may be required), time in the classroom, preparation time, grading, proctoring and office hours. Readers and Tutors are compensated on an hourly basis. Assigned workload is measured by how many hours the University could reasonably expect an ASE to satisfactorily complete the work assigned. (Related Documents: APM 110(40); APM 410-17b; APM 410 Appendix A; APM 420-17c; Student Worker Guidelines (UCI/HR Compensation); 8CFR214.2fq)
Requests for any exceptions to academic and personnel policies affecting a student’s appointment eligibility must be requested in advance by the department chair/head or advisor. The request must be submitted in writing and addressed to the Graduate Dean via the Graduate Student Employment Analyst (120 Aldrich Hall) for consideration/approval. A complete justification and provision of all relevant facts must be included. Always provide the graduate student’s name and student ID number. Prior to being forwarded to the Graduate Student Employment Analyst in the Graduate Division, exception requests must also be recommended (and signed) by the respective school’s Associate Dean for Graduate Studies. Please refer to the Exception Request Template and Exception Checklist for exception requests.Exceptions to Policies Affecting Appointment Eligibility