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How should research assistants, associates, etc. be handled on EAP?

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How should research assistants, associates, etc. be handled on EAP?

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If they are graduate students at your institution performing research or graduate assistant duties while enrolled, report them in the “Graduate assistants” column and on the “Primarily research” row of Part B (part-time employees) on EAP. If they are not graduate students, but are performing discipline oriented research work (e.g., biology, materials engineering, etc.) generally requiring a bachelor’s or higher degree, report them on the “Primarily research” row in either Part A (full-time employees) or Part B (part-time employees) on EAP in the appropriate column.

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