The Recreation and Leisure Studies Graduate Student Handbook

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8.1 Graduate Student Research Assistants (RA). ............................................................. 228.2 Assistants. .................................................................................................................. 228.3 Statutory Deductions and Fringe Benefit Costs. ........................................................ 238.4 Annual Increments for Continuing Staff. ................................................................... 23E. Getting Involved ................................................................................................................................... 231. Graduate Student Representation on Departmental, Faculty, and University Committees ..... 232. The Recreation and Leisure Studies Graduate Students' Association (GARLS) ....................... 233. Other Organizations and Committees of Interest ..................................................................... 244. Dealing with Problems ............................................................................................................. 24F. Additional Department Services ......................................................................................................... 251. Photocopying and Supplies ....................................................................................................... 252. Use of Department Staff Assistance and Equipment ................................................................. 253. Computer Lab ........................................................................................................................... 264. Access to Building after Hours ................................................................................................. 26G. Additional Information about the Campus ....................................................................................... 261. Living Accommodations for Graduate Students ....................................................................... 262. Graduate Student Association and the Graduate Club ............................................................. 263. Libraries .................................................................................................................................... 274. Parking on Campus ................................................................................................................... 275. Banking ..................................................................................................................................... 276. Housing ..................................................................................................................................... 277. Post-Graduate Careers Information Office .............................................................................. 278. Bookstore .................................................................................................................................. 289. International Student Office ...................................................................................................... 2810. Health Care ............................................................................................................................. 2811. Teaching Resource Office (TRACE) ....................................................................................... 2912. Child Care ............................................................................................................................... 29APPENDIX A ............................................................................................................................................. 30Program Calendar Description, 2009-2010 ................................................................................... 30APPENDIX B ............................................................................................................................................. 372008-2009 Graduate Calendar Course Descriptions ...................................................................... 37APPENDIX C ............................................................................................................................................. 41Checklist for M.A. Students ........................................................................................................... 41APPENDIX D ............................................................................................................................................. 44Checklist for Ph.D. Students .......................................................................................................... 44APPENDIX E ............................................................................................................................................. 48Selected Topics Courses, the 695, 696, 697 Series and Advanced Research MethodsCourse 792 ........................................................................................................................ 48APPENDIX F.............................................................................................................................................. 49Internship in Recreation Service .................................................................................................... 492
APPENDIX G ............................................................................................................................................. 50Comprehensive Examination Procedures (for Doctoral students only) ......................................... 50APPENDIX H ............................................................................................................................................. 52Important Dates and Deadlines ...................................................................................................... 523
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Page 3: Table of ContentsA. Chair's Message
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Page 10 and 11: models and outcomes (e.g, impact of
Page 12 and 13: Dr. Robert ShipleyResearch interest
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Page 16 and 17: 6. FeesPlease refer to the current
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APPENDIX HImportant Dates and Deadl
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