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Teaching Assistant Support

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The Teaching Assistant Effectiveness Advisory Committee (TAEAC) is a standing committee of the Graduate Council whose purpose is to help enhance the preparedness of all teaching assistants on the campus. The committee is made up of faculty members and teaching assistants from all sizes of departments, to insure that all groups are represented. TAEAC plans, develops, and implements programs, seminars, and other activities throughout the year.

2013 Teaching Assistant Effectiveness Advisory Committee Members

  • Dr.Dr. E. Dominguez Barajas, Faculty, English
  • Dr. Paul Cronan, Faculty, Information Systems
  • Carrie Healy, Ph.D. student, Anthropology
  • Dr. Linda Jones, Faculty, World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
  • Dr. Elizabeth Keiffer, Faculty, Mathematical Sciences
  • Katherine Knierim, Ph.D. candidate, Environmental Dynamics
  • Dr. Patricia Koski, Associate Dean, Graduate School and International Education
  • Matthew Rothmeyer, Master's student, Computer Science & Computer Engineering
  • Dawna Shin, Ph.D. candidate, Philosophy
  • Dr. Gay Stewart, Faculty, Physics
  • Dr. Mike Thomsen, Faculty, Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness
  • Molly Throgmorton, staff, English
  • Dr. Joan Turner, Faculty, World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
  • Peggy Ward, Ph.D. student, Curriculum & Instruction
  • Diane Cook, Director of Graduate Student Activities, Graduate School and International Education

Teaching Assistant Orientation

So that you will be fully prepared to enter your classroom, all new TAs are invited to attend, as well as returning TAs who have not attended orientation.

Monday, August 19 and Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Agenda for TA Orientation

RSVP for TA Orientation

Here are links to many resources for teaching assistants.

Pedagogy

Classroom Management

Keeping Work/Life Balance