teaching opportunities for graduate students

Graduate students are welcome to participate in any or all of the programs offered at CITL, from Communities of Practice to Brightspace consultations.

In addition, we have two programs designed specifically for graduate students: the TA Success Coalition (TASC) and Graduate Teaching Academy (GTA) for those later in their degree. 

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TA Success Coalition (TASC)

Radical Hope: A Teaching Manifesto by Kevin Gannon, historian and educational developer. 

The TA Success Coalition (TASC) is a hands-on, community-focused program for 91르적��셲 newest TAs who are ready to become more confident, knowledgeable, and connected. Together, we��셪l tackle real classroom challenges, explore teaching strategies, and build applied skills. Plus, you��셪l expand your network by working with TAs from across campus who share similar experiences.

Starts Thursday, January 28th @ 12:00pm

Learn More about TASC
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CITL Teaching Assistant Guidebook
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Teaching assistant success coalition
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graduate teaching academy
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overview of brightspace for TAs

Graduate Students are encouraged to participate in any and all CITL Workshops:

See full list here