Education Graduate Assistantships

Support at-risk students in this extended day learning program in the Erie School District. You’ll lead K-2 classrooms with literature and math instruction, athletic and health education, and art, music, and dance activities to encourage creativity and emotional and social development.

Teach progressive and intentional arts, wellness, and other academically rich activities to K-2 students. Modeled after the Carpe Diem Academy, MELIA provides extended academic enrichment at Northwestern School District, a rural, economically disadvantaged school district in Erie county. 

Provide classroom staffing, clinical supervision, and day-to-day operations in an integrated public school setting serving students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Employ evidence-based strategies to teach students new skills and reduce problem behavior at the individual level. 

Help ensure a safe, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate environment as you provide children with educational experiences that promote their social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development. This is a full-day preschool program for qualifying Erie children.

Promote greater school-age student achievement while building your professional skills. You’ll contribute classroom support, academic coaching, small group instruction, and tutoring. Assistantships vary based on program needs and your individual skills and strengths. 

Set up, supervise, and tutor K-8 students in three labs in Erie, located at the Booker T. Washington Center, the Martin Luther King Center, and Urban Erie Development. Collect and analyze data while monitoring student academic progress to make real-time instructional decisions.

Teach in a private pre-K-8 Catholic school in the Diocese of Erie. You’ll work to establish and maintain academic excellence rooted in Gospel values, while maintaining a pedagogically sound level of instructional practice in this multiage classroom school in North East, Pennsylvania. 

Graduate Assistants receive a tuition waiver and stipend for working at least 20 hours per week in the academic year. To be eligible, students must be admitted to a master's program. GAs cannot receive additional institutional aid (including any athletic aid) or have another campus job.