To the Graduate Community: We Stand with You
A message from associate vice chancellor and dean of graduate education Dr. Tim Carr on the injustice witnessed and the resilience needed to do the right thing. Continue reading…
Update: Fall 2020 New Graduate Student Orientation
The Office of Graduate Studies will not be holding in-person orientation events this fall. Fall 2020 graduate orientation activities will all be asynchronous and available online beginning August 3, 2020. More information will be announced soon. Continue reading…
Registration for Summer Institute for Online Teaching by June 11
This year, the condensed 3-week Summer Institute for Online Teaching is designed to guide new and novice online instructors through the steps of course planning and development and to explore the unique opportunities and challenges of the online learning environment. Continue reading…
Summer 2020 schedule for The Graduate Report
This summer, The Graduate Report will maintain a biweekly schedule for newsletter distribution to graduate faculty, staff, and students who are subscribed. To have your news, event, or opportunity featured, please review the instructions and schedule. Continue reading…
11 graduate students earn CIRTL Associate Certification
This certification provides a way for graduate students and postdocs to demonstrate their commitment to teaching and to continue to build on their teaching skills. Continue reading…
Learn how to utilize LinkedIn and develop your teaching portfolio
The new LinkedIn module walks you through the basics of setting up your profile and some best practices for using the platform to develop your network. If you are currently applying for jobs or plan to in the future, having a LinkedIn profile is highly recommended. Continue reading…
Online session on blending asynchronous and synchronous teaching
This interactive online session explores the key choices an instructor makes in identifying the content and mode of learning between asynchronous and synchronous in online teaching and learning. Continue reading…
Originally published June 3, 2020 -
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