Would you like to make a difference in graduate student development? Then keep reading!!
The Institute for STEM Education, in collaboration with the University Research Advisory Committee (RAC), are hosting a teaching circle “round trip” series over the next several weeks focused on improving development and opportunities for our graduate students in research-based programs of study. The sessions will be facilitated by Doug Bohl, Michelle Crimi, Andrea Ferro, and Simona Liguori.
Please read the descriptions below and sign-up using the provided links.
Roundtable discussion to meet needs and wishes – open to faculty and graduate students
Description: Faculty and students meet together to have a guided conversation about graduate student support, including needs, opportunities, perceptions, priorities, etc.
Day: Thurs March 24, 2022
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Where: Student Center | Multipurpose Rooms
Reach Everyone, Teach Everyone: Inclusive Design for Meeting the Needs of Today’s Graduates – open to all faculty
Description: The final session with faculty is to pull out key lessons learned that will help the teams across campus who are working on related initiatives. We will cross-cut carry lessons learned and priorities to these groups.
Day: Thurs April 7, 2022
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Where: Student Center | Multipurpose Rooms
Teaching Circles are an initiative of the Institute for STEM-Ed with independent facilitators, and if anyone is interested in hosting one, please contact Alex Cohen, the Associate Director of Faculty Support (acohen@clarkson.edu ).