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Requirements for Academic Employees
Payroll and Work Authorization
Payroll is a monthly process and the first paychceck for student academic employees (TA and AI) arrives on October 1st for the month of September. Then November 1st for October, etc. Since fall apointments technically run from 09/01/2016 - 01/15/2017, and spring appointments run 01/16/2017 - 05/31/2017, January's paycheck is received in two installments. The salary for the first half of January will arrive in the 3rd week of January, and the second half of January's salary will arrive on February 1st. June 1st is the final paycheck for the academic year.
Prior to arrival on campus, the Graduate Coordinator will send all new academic employees an online request that asks you to authorize a background check. This is the first step in creating the TA/AI appointment and can be accessed through this system.
After you submit your background check authorization, you will then receive a follow-up request online asking you to begin the I-9 federal employment eligibility process. Please complete both the background check and I-9 online forms as soon as possible. Then, upon arrival on campus, you will need to present the following identification to the Graduate Coordinator to complete the process:
- Valid passport, or
- Social security card AND valid driver's license
New international students cannot start this process early because they can only request a social security number after arrival in the USA and at least 2 days after registering for classes. Visit this page to learn about the process of obtaining a SSN. Immigration information such as the I-20 work authorzation and the I-94 number are also needed in order to be hired.
You will not be able to receive payment until you complete your Paycheck Profile, Bank Info, and W2 through your Finances page. Also visit Payroll Services for valuable information.
Similarly, all academic employees are required to do their online compliance training through Human Resources before your appointment can be approved. Please visit this page for a full list of required and elective training items. You can access the modules that you're required to complete through this system. However, this must wait until shortly after the appointment has been created and approved.
These steps are also oulined on the Human Resources webiste: New Student Employee Checklist.
College of Liberal Arts Online TA Handbook
When you have a moment this summer, take some time to review our college's TA Handbook, which covers a wide range of issues. Some of this material was a product of a recent year-long TA Task Force that was conducted by college administrators and graduate students from each Liberal Arts department.
Campus Safety & Security
Take some time to review this recent safety presentation (slides in PDF format).
Students are taxed at different rates depending on their personal circumstances: single, married, children, international status, etc. Therefore, it is impossible to provide an exact figure about what to expect to be withheld from the monthly paycheck. However, most single students are currently taxed around $130-$150 per month. The more dependents one has, the less taxes will be incurred.
International students may have a tax treaty with the USA, up to a certain amount, depending on their home country. Please visit this page for details. International students must also set up a GLACIER account, which is tax preparation software. Successful completion of a GLACIER profile means that students with tax treaties will not have taxes withheld from their monthly paychecks.
Medical Benefits/Insurance
Review information about the faculty/staff level medical insurance you will receive. This comes at no cost to the student and you are automatically enrolled in the medical insurance plan with Blue Cross Blue Shield. However, if you wish to add dental and/or vision coverage, you must submit the Insurance Enrollment/Change Application form on this page to Human Resources within the first 30 days of employment (by Sept. 30, 2015). Alternatively, after your appointment reaches final approval around Sept. 01, it is possible that you will receive email instructions from Human Resources asking if you wish to opt in for optional dental and/or vision plans.
If you wish to add medical/dental/vision for a spouse or child, please submit the Dependent Information and Proof of Relationship Cover Sheet forms, found on the same page. You may email/fax these to the number at the top of the forms, or walk it over to Human Resources in person.
Benefits eligibility - by appointment type - can be seen here.
Medical insurance rates for dependents are listed on this page. The cost of adding a dependent to your medical plan, or any of the following dental/vision plans, will come out of your monthly paycheck:
- UT Select Delta Dental (Standard): ~$30/month (what most people choose)
- UT Select Delta Dental (Enhanced): ~$60/month (most comprehensive)
- Dental HMO: ~$10/month (very basic and not accepted by some providers)
- Vision: ~$7/month
Tuition Reduction Benefit: It is very important that academic employees (TA/AI/GRA) understand how this benefit works in relation to your tuition bill.
Sample Tuition Bill for Fall 2016
$8,256 = 9 credit hours of non-resident tuition. Only appears on the tuition bill after registration in 9 credit hours.
-$4,091 = Value of tuition waiver after it is claimed online by the student each semester (choose non-faculty, student-contact option)
-$4,165 = Tuition Reduction Benefit, processed by the Graduate Coordinator with university funds
$0 = Amount due no later than 5 PM on August 29th, the 4th class day of Fall 2016
When the bill reaches $0, you must confirm attendance on the bill in order to avoid canceled registration and additionally in order to begin receiving employment or fellowship stipends. Alternatively, if you must pay a small balance (e.g. $10 general property deposit) then the act of payment will automatically "confirm attendance" for you).
This process repeats each semester of employment.
International students: each semester you will owe the $125/semester ISSS fee + $40/semester emergency medical evacuation fee, which are charged to the tuition bill. International students must additionally claim their insurance waivers each semester to remove those charges from the tuition bill.


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Indexes journal articles, book reviews, and dissertations on the history of the world, except the United States and Canada. Subjects include diplomatic history, economics, international relations, and political science.
Coverage: 1604-2008
Research environment for finding primary sources. Currently searches across four platforms: 17th & 18th Burney Collection of newspapers; Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO); The Times of London Digital Archive 1785-2008; and The Times Literary Supplement Historical Archive.
Skillman library's links to major indexes and full-text collections covering multiple periods of European history.
Electronic edition of The Times of London. To search three English news databases at once, use the Gale NewsVault. To simultaneously search this resource along with The Times Literary Supplement Historical Archive, Eighteenth Century Collections Online Vols. I & II, and the 17th & 18th Burney Collection of newspapers, use the Artemis Primary Sources search interface.
Information on the politics, culture, and society of the Victorian era (1837-1901). Originating from materials from English literature courses at Brown University; additional contributions from scholars, graduate students, and undergraduates from institutions around the world.
Online reference work on World War One with contributions from historians and researchers from many countries.
Biographical dictionary published in the 1870s. Contains many persons not found in other biographical dictionaries; especially strong for French persons. Full text available via Hathi Trust. In French.
Digital archive of German-language Jewish newspapers and periodicals, ca. 1768 - 1938, in Germany, Austria, and elsewhere in Central Europe. Covers religious, political, social, cultural, and academic aspects of Jewish life.
Collection of primary documents on World War I from national libraries in Europe as well as members of the public. Includes diaries, letters, photos, films, documents and postcards.
Digitized Spanish-language periodicals from the 19th century through the 1930s. Most titles are from Spain, but some are from other Spanish speaking countries. From the National Library of Spain.
Detailed population data for the British Isles from 1801 to 1937. Includes data on births, marriages, and deaths, plus supplementary essays.
Full-text of six British journals published during the 18th and 19th centuries. Titles are the Annual Register, Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Gentleman's Magazine, Notes and Queries, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, and The Builder.
Full text of six nineteenth-century British periodicals and newspapers.
Collection of primary documents relating to World War I. From the BYU Library.


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OverviewSIMS was founded on June 12, 1991 as a collaboration between Sega and Sanritsu, who had previously acted as a subcontractor for Sega, mainly in the arcade market. The last game to be developed under the Sanritsu label was Fantasy Zone Gear for Sega's Game Gear. Upon the foundation of SIMS, 50 of Sanritsu's staff were transferred to the new company, which programmed and ported games for most of Sega's platforms in the nineties. At the same time, Sega took over the entire ownership of the company. However, on June 25, 2004 the president of SIMS, Noboru Machida, took back all the stocks and the company regained its independence.
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Cars > Challenges > ""Bud"" Vs "#cavy"
Norristown, Pennsylvania
United States
Middleburg, Pennsylvania
United States
2006 Chevrolet Cobalt SS
1997 Chevrolet Cavalier z24
Head to Head
About ""Bud""
In late 2005, I decided that I didn't want to subject my '66 Corvair daily driver to another winter of Pennsylvania road salt. Its floors had virtually no rust, just a little surface rust, and I wanted to keep it that way! GM was having one of its rebate promos, so I checked into how much a Cobalt would cost. The local dealers (I have three within 10 minutes!) all came in too high, but there was one about ten miles away that quoted me a price that was just too good to pass up. They pitched me the SS, with the equipment I wanted, cheaper than one of the other dealers quoted me on am LT!
I call it "Bud" because I'm a big NASCAR fan, especially the Earnhardts. Dale Earnhardt was, is, and always will be THE MAN! Dale, Jr. is currently my driver, because, after all, he is his father's son. Now, at the time, JR. drove a red Chevy SS with "Bud" painted across the hood. What else am I going to call MY red Chevy SS? (I have no plans to repaint it in his current colors!)
And for all you other NASCAR fans out there, I'm open to guesses as to what Bud's license plate "BOOG8Y 3" means.
About "#cavy"
i have a 97 chevy cavalier. it looks and sounds grat, ive had it for bout 2 years, i plan on doing big things with it
Specs for ""Bud""
171 H.P. Dual Overhead Cam 4-cylinder.
5-speed Transaxle.
0-60: About 7.5 seconds (official Timex wristwatch timing!)
Top Speed: I've had it up to an indicated 130, but I ran out of road. It still had some left in it.
Specs for "#cavy"
the engine is a 2.4 twin cam , new pistons and cams ,its port and polished, id say the hp is round 200, 0-60 is prolly bout 7 sec
Factory Options for ""Bud""
SS Equipment package.(includes 171 HP. Ecotec 4-cylinder Engine, 5-speed manual Transaxle, Sport Front and Rear Facia,
Power Windows and Door Locks, Body Color Rear-View Mirrors
Driving Lights, Remote Trunk Release, Carpeted Floor Mats, Multi-Function Trip Computer, 17" Polished Alloy Wheels, 4- Wheel Disc Brakes)
Victory Red paint.
Charcoal Leather interior.
Heated seats.
AM/FM/XM Satellite/CD Stereo
Power Sunroof
Factory Options for "#cavy"
No factory options listed.
Mods for ""Bud""
None (Yet...) except a set of Falken tires - it used to corner well, now it handles like a go-kart!
I'm planning Silver Chevelle SS-style stripes and full window tint next summer.
Mods for "#cavy"
it has a drifter 2 bodykit, has the stock wheels and tires yet, has a carbon fiber spoiler, ram air hood, it has a greddy exgaust system, custom royal blue paint job.the interior is blue and black, the door panel is black on the top and blue on the bottom to brake it up a bit because it is blue in the back also, the dash is black and the side pillars are blue the center consoul is also blue on the bottom and black on the top and the door handle and other accesories are also blue.
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A group of travellers has set up camp in New Park, Chichester.
The land is owned by Chichester District Council.
A spokesperson for Chichester District Council said: "A group of travellers moved onto New Park in Chichester on Thursday. We are working with West Sussex County Council to resolve this as soon as possible under our new agreement to work together on unauthorised encampments."
There are more than six caravans and cars on the site.


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Saturday's Racing Podcast
Ripon stage their feature meeting of the season on Saturday with the highlights being the William Hill Silver Trophy and the William Hill Great St Wilfrid Stakes.
Sean Quinn, assistant trainer to his father John, has had a good look through the card and has come up with three to follow at the North Yorkshire track.
Join Ross Brierley, Alistair Whitehouse-Jones and Gareth Topham in the studio from 1.20pm
Ken Pitterson will be reporting live from the meeting at Newbury.


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The blog post is a really interesting, and it shows something important about the programming ability of the writer.
The original Perl code worked, but it was a little clumsy. A visitor called Gavin wrote, essentially, a two liner out of it, then relented and wrote a cleaner version that was 15 lines long. But there were important differences between that version and the original Perl solution.
In the original solution, contact records were only discarded near the very end of the script, when in fact they could be discarded during the input loop. This would have saved storing and sorting unwanted records, and this is true in any language.
Similarly, in the original code, each record was extracted into an array, then a reference to that array was pushed into another array -- a named variable was created each time around the loop. It would have been more efficient to wrap the statement in square brackets and make it an anonymous array, which is what Gavin's solution did. it seems obvious -- if you're creating a variable inside a small scope and using it just once, why is it there at all?
Our own blazar (I presume) produces a very readable solution that is somewhat terse but very compact. brainspun produces a nice version but again it misses the point of filtering out unwanted records in the input loop.
There's even a great shell solution which is actually what I thought about the first time I read the blog. It's a very clean way of solving the problem, and that solution *does* check the 'contact me' bit first.
Great find .. thanks!
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Back in Time
Published 12:00 pm, Tuesday, March 8, 2011
March 9, 1941: President Franklin D. Roosevelt told farmers celebrating the eighth birthday of the AAA that if democracy should be extinguished from the rest of the world, neither their farm programs nor the democratic way of life could hope to survive.
•Texas will have a force of 23,585 men in training under the Selective Service Act next month as the 11th call, for 2,000 more trainees, is answered.
•A proposal to allocate part of the gas tax to construction of military highways is up for committee hearings in Austin.
•Liberty School students, competing with several hundred representatives from nine other rural districts here in the annual Interscholastic League meet, chalked up 110.5 points to lead the field.
March 8, 1961: Lockney voters will decide April 1 whether or not to integrate their high school and eighth grade, the Lockney ISD board decided.
•Local civic clubs will meet at various schools in observance of Texas Public School Week.
•A photo shows Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Harper aboard the Matson SS Matsonia in Los Angeles bound for Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Robinson joined them on the vacation.
•Jim McBride was fifth and Gene Gaylor came in sixth in the Midwest Beauty Trade Show and Hair Styling Contest in Chicago. Their models were their wives, Louise McBride and Kay Gaylor.
March 8, 1981: Howard Billingsley, longtime employee with the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, has retired after 43 years with the firm. During his time with the company he saw many changes, including the price of a six-ounce bottle of Coke go from 5 cents to 35 cents.
•Ron White has been named advertising sales manager at the Herald, and Carson Stambaugh was named assistant press foreman.
•Dr. and Mrs. Seung Kook Hong of Floydada, who were born in Korea, became citizens of the United States recently.
•Former PHS tennis star Teresa Landry, currently playing for Midland College, will play for Texas A&M next year.
March 8, 2001: Plain view will send the Lone Star Longhorn and Cornelia, two cows in the city's cattle parade, to Chicago to be auctioned. The Chamber of Commerce will realize half of the final proceeds.
•Herald's Vange Perryman writes a film review of "The Mexican," starring Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts, saying it wasn't worth the time it took her to write the column.
•The Hale Center Owls will return to the state tournament after earning the trip for the first time ever last year. They will play Danbury in their first game.
•Bob Knight has talked with Texas Tech University about becoming the school's basketball coach.
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Gay-Friendly and Gay-Unfriendly Towns in York County, Maine as Measured by the 2009 Vote
Discrimination against gay and lesbian people in America is widespread, but it is not universal. In some places gay and lesbian couples holding hands are welcomed. In other places, gay and lesbian couples holding hands get yelled at in public by complete strangers. In yet


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The Myanmar government, in partnership with the OECD and ASEAN, has undertaken a review of its investment policies as part of an active programme of investment policy reforms to make the country a more attractive destination for investors.
This event, co-organised by the OECD and the Korean authorities, explored policies and good practices for supporting long-term savings and investments through financial education and financial consumer protection.
Discussions at this event focused on enhancing transparency in public debt management, the impact of tapering and exit on public debt management, and the role of DMOs in centralised or integrated risk management.
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Despite a strong performance in Q3, global FDI flows are set to fall 6% in 2013, according to the latest issue of FDI in Figures. Headwinds discouraging more international investment include persistent Eurozone sluggishness, slowing growth in China, and volatility in emerging markets.
Mumbai, India - The 2014 Roundtable focused on improving public supervision and enforcement in Asia, the governance and performance of listed SOEs, risks and opportunities for family-owned business groups and the revision of the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance.
This report analyses if Colombia's procurement legislation and practices are in line with the OECD 2012 Recommendation on Fighting Bid Rigging and the 1998 Recommendation on Effective Action against Hard Core Cartels. It also sets forth suggestions that can lead to closer compliance with such instruments, more effective procurement and a reduction in the incidence of bid rigging in Colombia.
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Organised in Paris on 15-16 October 2013, the 19th Roundtable launched discussions on domestic arrangements and hidden investment protectionism. It also discussed recent investment policy developments including continued discussions focusing on investor-state dispute settlement and international investment law, and competitive neutrality.
These principles help governments to work with private sector partners to finance and bring to fruition infrastructure projects in areas of vital economic importance such as transport, water and power supply and telecommunications.
The Latin American Companies Circle brings together a group of Latin American companies who have adopted good corporate governance practices in order to provide private sector input into the work of the Roundtable.
This hearing falls into the Competition Committee's work stream on evaluation and will focus on the evaluation of government interventions that are not competition law interventions, but that have the potential to affect competitive conditions.