Future Faculty Fellowship Program applications due
Update: deadline extended to Monday March 24
Applications are solicited for the Spring 2008 Future Faculty Fellowship Program, to be held May 15-16, 19-22, 2008. The program description, application form, and guidelines for the letter of recommendation can be found at http://ctl.unc.edu/fdfffp.html
From the program description:
The Future Faculty Fellowship Program has three goals: to improve the educational experience of UNC students in courses taught by graduate students, to prepare graduate students for their first experience as independent instructors, and to help them understand the roles and responsibilities they will share as faculty members in higher education. The instructional program consists of an intensive, six-day seminar designed as a “capstone experience” for graduate students nearing the end of their degree programs. To recognize the value of the commitment to professional development that participation represents, each Fellow will receive a certificate and a $500 honorarium upon completion of the seminar. Participants will also receive a set of books on college teaching to use as texts in the seminar and as reference material for their teaching in the future.
Applications are solicited for the Spring 2008 Future Faculty Fellowship Program, to be held May 15-16, 19-22, 2008. The program description, application form, and guidelines for the letter of recommendation can be found at http://ctl.unc.edu/fdfffp.html
From the program description:
The Future Faculty Fellowship Program has three goals: to improve the educational experience of UNC students in courses taught by graduate students, to prepare graduate students for their first experience as independent instructors, and to help them understand the roles and responsibilities they will share as faculty members in higher education. The instructional program consists of an intensive, six-day seminar designed as a “capstone experience” for graduate students nearing the end of their degree programs. To recognize the value of the commitment to professional development that participation represents, each Fellow will receive a certificate and a $500 honorarium upon completion of the seminar. Participants will also receive a set of books on college teaching to use as texts in the seminar and as reference material for their teaching in the future.
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