Just a reminder that the Office of Graduate Education and Life is offering the following courses for graduate students across the university to help with professionalization and career development:
GRAD 710 Scholarly Teaching
This pedagogy course provides teaching strategies drawn from current research on college education. Students will practice and apply these teaching skills in their own disciplines in order to become effective college instructors. Instructor: Dr. Michelle Withers. CRN: 15123
C&I 789 Teaching in Higher Education
This
pedagogy course provides a general methods course involving
instructional concepts and strategies for present/prospective faculty in
higher education. Comprehensive consideration of objectives, planning
criteria and methods, teaching strategies, and evaluation in meeting the
needs of adult learners.
GRAD 794A Seminar: 21st Century Teaching
This
course will offer strategies for combining effective teaching with
research. The course explores the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
to develop research that is based on teaching. Instructor: Dr. Jessica Deshler. CRN: 17259
GRAD 694B Seminar: Preparing Future Faculty
This
seminar helps graduate students chart their course into faculty careers
by exploring types of faculty positions, current issues in higher
education, and even careers outside of academia. Instructor: Dr. Jenny Douglas. CRN: 16453
This
is the capstone course for the Certificate in University Teaching and
is intended to help students prepare teaching portfolios for university
faculty positions. Instructor: Dr. Jenny Douglas. CRN: 17118
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