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Faculty Events

There are no faculty events scheduled for this time. Please check back later.

TA Training

PLA Training

Faculty and PLAs are asked to confer about which of these sessions are useful for PLAs, given the needs of the particular course. PLAs who are being paid with CETL funds are required to attend the sessions that are deemed relevant by their faculty mentor. All faculty and PLAs are strongly urged to attend the Introduction session and the How is it Going? session together.

Please register for the sessions you plan to attend at least five days in advance. If you find you are unable to attend a session for which you have registered, please email cetl@clarku.edu to cancel your registration.

There are no PLA training sessions scheduled for this time. Please check back later.

Presidential Scholars Events

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CETL is located in Goddard Library, Room 430.

Announcements

New Publication Opportunity!  Currents In Teaching and Learning is seeking submissions for it's Fall 2009 issue. The submissions deadline is May 15, 2009.  For more information, please visit the Currents In Teaching and Learning website or email currents@worcester.edu.  The Certificate in College Teaching Program was recently featured in an article in the Teaching Professor Newsletter. Are you a senior interested in pursuing a PhD? Check the funding opportunities provided by the Graduate Research Fellowship of the National Science Foundation. Attention juniors and seniors! Would you like graduate schools to know about the research you've done at Clark? Sign up for the Registry of Undergraduate Researchers. By being part of this database, your information will be made available to graduate schools and you could get invitations to apply or to visit campuses and labs.  Attention Undergraduates! Have you recently had original research published in an academic journal? The Council on Undergraduate Research is looking for you.

Tips for Professional Development

Undergraduate Maximizing Your College Experience: Developing Critical Thinking Skills Graduate What Makes a Good TA? - "Best Practices" for Teaching Assistants Faculty First Year Seminar Opportunities for Faculty

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