ayudante alumno adscripto

English translation: Graduate Assistant (GA)

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Spanish term or phrase:ayudante alumno adscripto
English translation:Graduate Assistant (GA)
Entered by: GiovanniMu

00:42 Mar 27, 2014
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Education / Pedagogy / Experiencias educativas en uncurrículum vitae
Spanish term or phrase: ayudante alumno adscripto
• AYUDANTE ALUMNO ADSCRIPTO DE LA CATEDRA DE SALUD MENTAL DE LA FACULTAD DE MEDICINA DE LA UNNE. MARZO 2009
GiovanniMu
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Graduate Assistant (GA)
Explanation:
Jessica, I agree with the term Graduate Assistant and would like to add a few things to the explanation. In the university system (US English), a graduate assistantship can refer to a variety of duties and appointments. For example: a graduate student who performs teaching duties in exchange for their fellowship, etc. is called a TA, teaching assistant. A graduate student who assists faculty with research is called a GRA, graduate research assistant.

GA, or graduate assistant, is the overarching term. In this context, if we are unsure if the graduate student is assisting with teaching or research, I would go with GA, graduate assistant (the more general term).
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Laura Turner
United States
Local time: 23:18
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Thanks a lot!!
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Summary of answers provided
4Graduate Assistant (GA)
Laura Turner
3assigned student advisor
David Hollywood
3teaching assistant
Jessica Noyes


  

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assigned student advisor


Explanation:
I would say

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At Humboldt State, academic advisors play a vital role in a student's education.
All new matriculated students are assigned an academic advisor during the first ...


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as I was in St. Andrews all those years ago

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they give you pointers and help you along the road

David Hollywood
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teaching assistant


Explanation:
Also, "graduate assistant" or "TA." US and Canadian English. These are students who perform teaching tasks in exchange for scholarship or similar funding. I don't thing "adscripto" needs to be translated here -- it implies in Spanish that this is an official position rather than a volunteer or friendship-based role.

Jessica Noyes
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Graduate Assistant (GA)


Explanation:
Jessica, I agree with the term Graduate Assistant and would like to add a few things to the explanation. In the university system (US English), a graduate assistantship can refer to a variety of duties and appointments. For example: a graduate student who performs teaching duties in exchange for their fellowship, etc. is called a TA, teaching assistant. A graduate student who assists faculty with research is called a GRA, graduate research assistant.

GA, or graduate assistant, is the overarching term. In this context, if we are unsure if the graduate student is assisting with teaching or research, I would go with GA, graduate assistant (the more general term).

Laura Turner
United States
Local time: 23:18
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 3
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Thanks a lot!!
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