The phrase "academic assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who provides support in an academic setting, such as helping students or faculty with research, teaching, or administrative tasks.
Example: "As an academic assistant, my responsibilities include grading papers and assisting with course preparation."
Alternatives: "educational aide" or "scholarly assistant."
I worked as a student caller for the alumni office, a student ambassador, academic assistant, and a cleaner.
He was the academic assistant to two presidents of the University of California, and sat on numerous advisory panels and boards.
He was the academic assistant to two presidents of the University of California, Clark Kerr from 1960 to 1965, and Charles J. Hitch from 1972 to 1973, and to Angus E. Taylor, the vice-president for academic affairs, from 1967 to 1972.
These were not representative for the Belgian GP population because most of them were active as trainee supervisor, academic assistant or members of professional organisations.
That seemed to be the case for Jessie Padilla-Bryson, an academic writing assistant in Burlington, Wash., who settled in to watch the Seattle Seahawks' opener last Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, reinforced with chips, dips and pizza.
As a Black, female academic and assistant professor at a predominately white institution, I understand far too well the importance of inclusion and the pitfalls of organizations when it comes to implementation.
FURMAN--Named Elaine Baker associate athletic director, Dan Brinkman director of compliance and academics, Chris Colvin assistant athletic director for operations, and Ken Pettus director of athletic development.
That money is lifeblood for institutions that employ thousands of non-academics: administrative assistants, cafeteria workers, compliance and student-services officers, maintenance people, IT staff, analysts, etc.
Dr. Roberts also held the academic title of Assistant Clinical Professor at The Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
On average, full professors at doctoral universities earned $127,296 for the current academic year, and assistant professors $72,893.
She is the assistant academic dean and the director of composers forums at the Walden School, a summer program for young musicians in Dublin, N.H.
