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Spring 2010: Diversity in the College Classroom graduate course
Become a better college instructor by considering the complex issues of diversity and how to address them effectively in your classroom practice. Current graduate students and faculty are recognizing that we must consider that the way we teach differentially impacts the success of all our students. This course is designed for graduate students who have an interest in advancing diversity issues as educators. Participants in this course will take a critical yet practical look at how we define diversity and for what purposes, and discuss the ways different definitions of diversity might influence what and how we teach our disciplinary topics. Participants will also create a diversity-focused plan of action for their future teaching practice. http://www.cirtlcafe.net/events/seminars/spring2010/diversity_cc
CIRTLcasts & TIGERcasts
Learning Across the CIRTL Network Please join us as we connect virtually with other campuses in the CIRTL Network to share ideas about teaching and learning in the STEM disciplines. We will be using Elluminate Software and Adobe Connect. CU Boulder students will join us in 200 ATLAS and be able to communicate with students and presenters from other campuses. This is your chance to join the cutting edge of teaching with technology. All workshops count toward GTP Certificates. OK to arrive early for technology set up. Please contact Madhulika Sagaram , msagaram@vprmail.tamu.edu to set up an elluminate account.
Graduate Student Professional Development Opportunity
Transfer of Learning Community September 30th – November 4th Wednesdays, 3:00pm – 4:30pm Blocker 132
The 2009 Fall Seminar Series Presented by the Graduate Teaching Academy (GTA)
All GTA programs are FREE for graduate students enrolled at Texas A&M University. If you are interested in receiving future emails with information about our program and activities, please subscribe to our listserv. To join the listserv, send an email from your preferred email address to listserv@listserv.tamu.edu and in the BODY of the message put: SUBSCRIBE gta yourfirstname yourlastname. Or visit http://listserv.tamu.edu and use the web interface to subscribe to the “gta” mailing list.
Universal Design Faculty Learning Community Fall 2009
"Universal design makes learning more accessible to all, but it does not necessarily mean that I will not have to accommodate students - UD improves everyone's learning!" "Universal design is easier than I imagined, very glad I joined the UD FLC!"
CIRTL Fall 2009 Courses
The CIRTL Network includes: Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, Howard, Michigan State, Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, UW-Madison. Network courses are provided to graduate students at member institutions.