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Teaching or Interning for University Seminar

Teaching Requirements

Staff members must be in an exempt position (exempt from overtime). If you are unsure of your employment status, you may contact HR at 512.245.2557.

Applicants must have a minimum of a master's degree.

Payment

Faculty are paid a $1,800 stipend for each US 1100 section taught. The stipend is divided into four equal payments in the fall (October 1, November 1, December 1, and January 1) and five equal payments in the spring (February 1, March 1, April 1, May 1, and June 1).

Spring Sections

Fewer sections of US 1100 are offered in the spring. Because the number of sections is limited, everyone who applies may not be scheduled to teach. Spring sections are offered first to those with at least two fall semesters of prior experience teaching US 1100.

Spring Applications

Application: Current Faculty Members With Appointments At Texas State University (Including per course that have taught in the last year)

Application: Current Staff Members Who Have Taught At Texas State University

Application: Doctoral Students Who Have Been Directed By Their Program To Apply

Interning Requirements

Staff members must be in an exempt position. If you are unsure of your employment status, you may contact HR at 512.245.2557.

Applicants must have a minimum of a master's degree — or — be in the last semester of their master's program.

Payment

Interns are paid a $650 stipend that will be awarded after the internship is complete.

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