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If you would like to become a TA for AAS, please fill out the application below. Make sure to fill out all fields. If you do not have an answer to a particular question, please type "not available (n/a)". If you would rather send us the following information through mail, fill out our printable form and mail it to the address specified on the top of the print out.

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First Name:

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E-mail Address:

Home Address:

City, State:

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Department:

Daytime Phone:

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Most recent degree:

Year of completion:

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M.A. or Ph D. Student

Expected Month/Year of Graduation:

M.A. Ph D.

Questions

1) What is your field of specialization?

2) What research project(s) are you working on? Explain briefly.

3) Are you a full time or part time student?

4) List all teaching experience and explain your responsibilities.

5) List all publications.

6) Have you had any previous experience working with an African American Studies Program? If so, explain.

7) What are your career plans upon completion of your terminal degree?

8) Please type a one page, double-spaced essay explaining your reasons for seeking a teaching assistantship with the African American Studies and Research Program (copy paste essay below and send formatted document as an attachment to aasrp@uky.edu)

**Contact Information**
African American Studies & Research Program 102 Breckinridge Hall Lexington, KY 40506-0056 Main Phone: 859-257-8734 Email: KYWWC@hotmail.com	Director Dr. Gerald Smith (859) 257-3593 Administrative Assistant Evangeline Johnson: (859) 257 - 3593 Fax: (859) 323-1698

African American Studies and Research Program [Text-Only Version]

African American Studies and Research Program
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