Athletic Training Graduate Assistantship in Department of Exercise and Sport Science at UNC

The Department of Exercise and Sport Science at the University of North Carolina provides information about Graduate Teaching Assistantships (TA) available to students admitted to the Graduate Post-Professional Athletic Training Education Program.

• These assistantships are awarded for both the first and second years and include various benefits.

Benefits:

• The stipends for these positions are currently $16,000.00, depending on duties. 
• Health insurance,
• Liability insurance,
• Some portion of both in-state and out-of-state tuition.
• North Carolina residents receive a 100% tuition remission, while out-of-state student's tuition costs vary annually.

The funding for these assistantships comes from multiple sources, including the Department of Exercise and Sport Science, Campus Health Services, and The Department of Athletics.

Assistantship responsibilities:

Responsibilities for these assistantships are twofold, encompassing both teaching and clinical components.

Teaching component:

• The teaching component involves instructing undergraduates in Lifetime Fitness courses, with athletic training graduate students teaching two sections in the fall semester and one in the spring semester for each of their two years.

Clinical component:

• The clinical component assigns graduate students team coverage responsibilities for two athletic teams on campus and works in one of the athletic training or physical therapy clinics.

To summarise, the Graduate Post-Professional Athletic Training Education Program at UNC offers Graduate Teaching Assistantships that provide a $16,000.00 stipend, along with health and liability insurance, and partial tuition waivers. These positions entail teaching Lifetime Fitness courses and fulfilling clinical responsibilities, with funding sourced from various departmental and campus entities.

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