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The Graduate School, in partnership with the Center
for Teaching Excellence, is pleased to announce a new program to
support the professional development of international graduate
students. This pilot initiative, the International Teaching Fellows
program, pairs international graduate teaching assistants (IGTAs)
who have recently joined the University with faculty mentors who
will consult with the Fellows to facilitate their development as
future faculty and as University of Maryland teaching assistants.
The International Teaching Fellows will also meet as a learning
community, under the guidance of CTE. They will write, share, and
discuss reflections on teaching and will investigate strategies for
improving their understanding of effective undergraduate education.
Fellows will dedicate approximately 20 hours per
semester to the program. TAs selected will receive a $500
supplemental stipend upon program completion.
The International Teaching Fellowship (ITF) is an
honorific program. GTAs are nominated by their graduate directors.
The Graduate School and the Center for Teaching Excellence
are pleased to announce the 2009-2010 International Teaching
Fellows:
Gisela Bardossy,
Management and Organization
Tasos Lazarides,
English
Abulfazl Fakhari Mehrjardi,
Chemistry
Yichao Mo,
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Danette Morrison,
Human Development
Deepak Sharma,
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Kranti Vora,
Family Science
Lin Julie Zhu,
Communication
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