‘gradstep’
gradstep recap: course design
jan. 28, 2012—this blog post is written by dan morrison, a cft graduate teaching fellow. dan led the course & syllabus design session at gradstep on january 21, 2012. you can download the powerpoint and handouts from this session. “integrating learning goals, feedback & assessment, and teaching & learning activities for significant learning” in this gradstep session, i...
gradstep: reminder!
jan. 20, 2012—we’ve planned a day of engaging, provocative and enriching discussions and we’re looking forward to hosting gradstep tomorrow! this annual event was created in 1999 by graduate fellows at the cft to serve teaching and professional development needs of grad students and post-doc fellows at vanderbilt. tomorrow’s event will follow this schedule: event schedule: 9:00-9:30 ...
gradstep preview: more about the panels
jan. 19, 2012—over 4,500 colleges and universities grant associates, baccalaureate, master’s and doctoral degrees. all together, they educate 20.7 million students. less than 300 colleges and universities (6%) grant more than 20 ph.d. degrees each year. the diversity of american higher education means that nearly all of our graduate students will find employment in one of the...
gradstep preview: sessions
jan. 14, 2012—join us next weekend, saturday january 21st, from 9:30am-2:30pm in wilson hall, for a series of free teaching workshops for graduate students, professional students, and post doctoral fellows. co-sponsored by the 瑞士vs喀麦隆走地 2022年世界杯中国小组赛积分 and the graduate student council, the graduate student teaching event for professional development (gradstep) includes the following 10 sessions:...
gradstep preview: natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics virtual panel
jan. 11, 2012—this year’s gradstep event will feature two simultaneous panels of recent phds who have made the transition from grad student to full-time faculty positions. they chose to work at institutions that are, in some ways, very different from vanderbilt. panelists include: tara davis is currently in her first year as an assistant professor of mathematics at hawaii...
gradstep preview: humanities & social sciences virtual panel
jan. 10, 2012—what happens after a successful job search? this year’s gradstep event will feature two simultaneous panels of recent phds who have made the transition from grad student to full-time faculty jobs. they answered the “what next?” question, and will share their stories of stumbles and triumphs in these plenary sessions. panelists in the humanities and...
episode 29 – why does teaching matter?
jan. 9, 2012—this episode captures a panel discussion called “why does teaching matter?” held during the 2011 gradstep event. guil gualda, assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences, jennifer holt, the director of the vanderbilt writing studio, and lee wadsworth, lecturer in the department of psychology and human development each give candid responses to audience questions about...
gradstep: graduate student teaching event for professional development
dec. 16, 2011—held in january each year, gradstep provides several workshops and discussions on teaching, learning, and professional development issues across the disciplines. all vanderbilt graduate and professional students, as well as post-doctoral fellows, are invited to attend. the 2012 gradstep event will be held saturday, january 21, 2012, in wilson hall and will feature two sessions...
registration begins for gradstep 2012
dec. 2, 2011—held in january each year, gradstep provides several workshops and discussions on teaching, learning, and professional development issues across the disciplines. all vanderbilt graduate and professional students, as well as post-doctoral fellows, are invited to attend. the 2012 gradstep event will be held in wilson hall and will feature two sessions in which attendees will...
finding the time to teach part 5 – grade more efficiently
apr. 8, 2011—finding the time to teach part 5 – grade more efficiently is the fifth of a series of posts written by cft graduate teaching fellow, lily claiborne. these blog posts are intended to share ideas for prioritizing, planning, working efficiently, and avoiding procrastination – resulting in a more balanced, successful life in academia. in my gradstep...