*  The Morris Student Administrative Fellows (MSAF) is available to all students in good academic standing.
*  An MSAF student must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0.
*  An MSAF student must carry a minimum of 12 credits per semester.
*  An MSAF student is not on an hourly payroll. Awards will depend on the approximate number of hours expected per week, from a minimum of $650 per semester to a maximum of $1,300.
*  Stipends are paid at the beginning of each semester, directly to a student's financial aid account.
*  MSAFs are renewable.
*  Service as an MSAF student will not disqualify a student from having a MAP, but they may not be held concurrently.
*  MSAFs must clearly demonstrate an academic component and cannot simply be used to replace work-study.
*  The MSAF is not available for academic credit.

Procedures:

*  A faculty or staff member completes an application form and submits it to his/her supervisor.
*  The supervisor approves the application and forwards it to the Dean's Office for consideration.
*  The Dean notifies the applicant and the student of the decision via campus mail.

Award Criteria:

*  Will the MSAF provide an assignment that enhances the student's intellectual competence and increase his/her interest in graduate or professional study?
*  Does the project involve greater complexity than typical work-study assignments and will it provide assistance to, rather than add to, the workload of a busy and productive staff or faculty member?
*  Applications from all units of the campus or from regional agencies, such as WCROC are allowed.
*  No weight should be put on whether an eligible student has been chosen for the project.

Deadlines:

*  Morris Student Administrative Fellows Applications for the 2009-2010 academic year are due in the Dean's Office on Friday, April 3, 2009.
*  Final reports from both the fellow and the supervisor are due in the Dean's Office on May 1.