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| - | Amber keeps a [[https:// | + | As of 2022, the Graduate Student Affairs Coordinator (Yasasha Ridel in 2022) provides an individualized funding schedule to each graduate student. Your job is to read this, review it to ensure it is correct, and reply affirming so or providing corrections. If you want to get paid properly it is, in the end, up to YOU to keep track of your funding. |
| - | Your pay schedule depends on what type of funding you have. For most GSI/RA positions, you'll get paid in monthly installments at the beginning of each month (don't count on it being deposited to your bank before the 8th). Department fellowships get paid in lump sums at the beginning of the semester, while NSF fellowships are disbursed monthly like GSI/RA stipends. | + | Your pay schedule depends on what type of funding you have. For most GSI/GSR positions, you'll get paid in monthly installments at the beginning of each month. |
| - | Pay attention to whether or not tax is withheld-- it's not from fellowships, | + | Pay attention to whether or not tax is withheld-- it's not withheld |
| - | The department has an '' | + | The department has an emergency fund to cover grad students with pay issues. This should be your first resource rather than the emergency loans from the university. Please contact |
| If you should run low on funds and need $ right away for miscellaneous expenses (the payroll office has been known to mess up pay checks from time to time), note that the university offers $775 [[http:// | If you should run low on funds and need $ right away for miscellaneous expenses (the payroll office has been known to mess up pay checks from time to time), note that the university offers $775 [[http:// | ||
