Tuition & Scholarships
Gradaute Coordinator Positions & Student Employment
Each year the Graduate Kinesiology program offers different opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience. To learn more about these positions, please click the links below.
Graduate Student Coordinator Fellowships:
The students hired for these positions will be eligible to receive an academic scholarship (up to $2,500), in addition to being paid hourly.
- Athletics Compliance & Student Services (Fall 2020): Piper Brewster, Senior Associate Athletic Director for Compliance
- Athletics Event Operations and Facilities (Fall 2020): Ed Arnold, Associate Athletics Director for Event Management
- Athletics Sports Marketing and Promotions (Fall 2020): Amanda Rosas, Director of Marketing and Fan Engagement
- Athletics Strength & Conditioning (Fall 2020): Max Bayer, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach
- Campus Recreation (Fall 2020): Rebecca Harper, Senior Director for Campus Recreation
- Athletics Communications (Fall 2020): Trey Hanula and Brian Brownfield, Director of Communications
For consideration for one of these coordinator positions please email your resume and cover letter to Joo Ae Chu at jlc2@stmarys-ca.edu by April 1, 2020 for consideration for Fall 2020.
Graduate Student Teaching Opportunities:
The students hired for the Undergrdauate Physical Education Course positions will be paid via a stipend throughout the semester.
Department of Kinesiology Student Employment Opportunities:
The students hired for these positions will be paid hourly throughout the year.
Writing Across the Curriculum Graduate Student Fellowships
- More information here: Center for Writing Across the Curriculum
Scholarships
Graduate Kinesiology Leadership Scholarship
The Graduate Kinesiology Leadership Scholarship is given to incoming students (up to $3,000) who have demonstrated academic excellence and engagement throughout their undergradaute and/or professional career. Qualifications include:
1. Must have completed the application or have been admitted to the Master of Arts in Kinesiology program;
2. Have the potential to become a leader in the field of Kinesiology and/or the record of significant contribution to the field; and
3. Demonstrate appreciation for Lasallian principles - social justice, respect for all persons, and or inclusive community - upon which Saint Mary's is founded.
Please submit a written statement, up to three pages in length, that addresses the qualifications listed above to Program Manager Joo Ae Chu at jlc2@stmarys-ca.edu by April 15, 2020 for the Summer 2020 and June 15, 2020 for Fall 2020 applicants.
Director's Engagement Scholarship
The Graduate Kinesiology Director's Engagement scholarship will be awarded to students (up to $3,000) who exemplify academic excellence and who are committed and engaged in the classroom and the Graduate Kinesiology community.
Applicants should submit a 2-page paper that addresses the following two aspects: 1. past and current engagement in the classroom and contributions to the Graduate Kinesiology community; and 2. ideas and plans to foster community amongst current and future students, faculty and alumni.
Please send your application to Program Manager Joo Ae Chu at jlc2@stmayrs-ca.edu by April 30, 2020 for consideration for Summer 2020.
Private Scholarships
Students may also apply for private scholarships through websites such as Fastweb and iModules. Click here for a list of additional external scholarship opportunities that may apply.
Graduate and Professional Student Development Funds
Some funding is also available for independent research and professional development in the form of grants through the Graduate & Professional Student Research and Development Fund. Learn more here.
Federal Financial Aid
Federal financial aid in the form of student loans is available for those who qualify. To learn more about the types of loans available please visit the Finanical Aid Office's website. To apply file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at fafsa.ed.gov. The Saint Mary's College of California Title IV code is #001302.
Tuition
Tuition for the 2020-2021 academic year is $992 per unit and the program is a total of 30 units.
There are several types of financial assistance available for our students to help cover the cost of tuition including federal financial aid, scholarships, and student employment opportunities.