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This Week for Graduate Students: Approaching the Job Market Resources and Workshops
Resources and workshops for graduate students to guide their Teaching Portfolio, Teaching Statement, and Diversity Statement.
This Week for Faculty: Welcome to Fall 2021 & New Workshop Series
Welcome from the CTL Executive Director and new discussion series for faculty on anti-racist pedagogy and dead ideas in teaching and learning.
This Week for Graduate Students: Showcasing Your Teaching Development
CTL’s Teaching Development Program (TDP) allows Columbia doctoral students to cultivate, document, and articulate their teaching development across the arc of their graduate school career.
This Week for Faculty: From Online to Face-to-Face—Keeping What Works
New resource providing strategies for translating online teaching practices that promote student engagement into the face-to-face classroom.
This Week for Graduate Students: Preparing for the Fall: Orientation, Workshops, and the TDP!
If you’re preparing to TA or step into another instructional role in September, CTL has online and in-person support ready for you.
This Week for Faculty: Return to the Classroom with Well-Being and Inclusivity in Mind
Forum, survey, resources, and workshops to support well-being and inclusivity in classrooms as we transition to in-person teaching.
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