Faculty and Staff
Faculty and staff are the driving force behind research and graduate education at CU-Boulder, playing the central role in the recruitment, admission, teaching, mentoring, program administration, and advising of our graduate students.
Here are some QuickLinks to information and forms on this website that may be of particular use to faculty and staff:
- Academics
- Admissions Info for Staff
- Funding Administration
- Graduate Faculty Appointment and Membership
- Mentoring
- Recruiting Graduate Students
- Resources to Assist You in Assisting Your Students
Academics
Contact: Graduate Student Services, Email: gradinfo@colorado.edu, Tel: 303-492-8220
Admissions Info for Staff
Contacts:
- Students with questions about your particular situation: contact your department first.
- For specific questions about Apply Yourself or the Graduate Admissions Guide for Staff, contact Debbie Irwin, Graduate School Admissions Liaison, Email: Deborah.Irwin@Colorado.edu, Tel: 303-735-2523
Funding Administration
- Fellowship Nomination Form
- Scholarship Payment Form
- Student Appointments (RA/TA/GA/GPTI)
- Graduate Student Appointment Manual
- Offer Letter Template
- Terms and Conditions of Appointments
- Checklist for Hiring Graduate Students
- Graduate Assistants, Research Assistants, and Teach Assistants Salary Spreadsheet
- Graduate Part-Time Instructors Salary Spreadsheet
- Undergraduate Assistants Salary Spreadsheet
Contact: Gretchen O'Connell, Graduate Student Funding and Assistantships Coordinator, Email: Gretchen.Oconnell@colorado.edu, Tel: 303-492-6143
Graduate Faculty Appointment and Membership
Contact: Graduate Student Services, Email: gradinfo@colorado.edu, Tel: 303-492-8220
Mentoring
- "Doing More Good, Doing Less Harm: Some Trends in Graduate Educations" by John Stevenson, Interim Dean of the Graduate School, ADE Bulletin, Nos. 141-142. Available online on the ADE website for members.
Contact: John Stevenson, Email: John.Stevenson@colorado.edu, Tel: 303-492-2890
Mentoring Tips? Please send us your tips on best and worst practices in mentoring graduate students.
Recruiting Graduate Students
- Tips, publications, and electronic resources
- Recruitment Visit Examples: Details from numerous departments on how they conduct recruitment visits for graduate students, compiled October 2009
Contact: Merlyn Holmes, Publications and Web Coordinator, Email: Merlyn.Holmes@colorado.edu, Tel: 303-492-1825
Resources to Assist You in Assisting Your Students
- Assisting Students in Distress
- Graduate School Advising Services
- Graduate Student FAQs
- Professional Development
- Student Organizations and Networking Channels
Feedback: Please give us feedback about this web page as well as thoughts on how we may expand it to better serve faculty and staff needs.