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Teaching Assistantships

The application deadline for a teaching assistantship in Comparative Literature for the 2008-2009 academic year is February 1, 2008. To apply, please send a letter of interest and academic c.v. to Kristin Pitt. To submit applications electronically, send .pdf or .doc files to kepitt@uwm.edu or send hard copies to ...

Kristin Pitt

Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

PO Box 413

Milwaukee, WI 53201

Students within the Comparative Literature concentration may also apply for teaching assistantships with the other language programs within MAFLL. More information on how to apply is availabe on the MAFLL Teaching Assistantships page.

Fellowships and Grants

At UWM, Graduate School Fellowships are awarded each year to select new and continuing graduate students. A limited number of Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowships are also awarded annually to qualified students who are members of groups underrepresented in graduate study. Students of certain literatures and languages may also apply for Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships. More information on these fellowships as well as graduate fellowships offered from other sources outside of UWM is available on the Graduate School's fellowship page.

MAFLL offers a limited number of non-resident tuition remission waivers (NRTRs) to assist students who are not Wisconsin residents with the out-of-state portion of their registration fees. You may request to be considered for an NRTR once you have been accepted to the MAFLL program. More information is available on MAFLL's financial aid page.

The Comparative Literature program also offers a select number of stipends through the Chancellor's Graduate Student Awards program to exceptional international and out-of-state students. Applicants who apply by January 15 will automatically be considered for these awards.

Financial Aid

The Department of Financial Aid (162 Mellencamp Hall) provides information on federal loans and other forms of financial aid available to graduate students.

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