Become a part of the Graduate Teaching and Learning Community (GTLC), an interdisciplinary collaborative group of graduate students exploring teaching practices and professional development in teaching. Together with peers, you can discuss relevant teaching and learning issues in a relaxed and supportive environment. The group, facilitated by graduate student members of the Teaching Center’s Advisory Group, will engage in semester-long themes on topics such as applying for academic jobs, creating a new course, or troubleshooting your teaching.

The GTLC meets monthly on the last Wednesday of the month in the Liberman Graduate Center (DUC 300). All graduate students are welcome, and refreshments will be served with support from the Graduate School.

Are you on the job market now or in the near future? This fall, the GTLC will host a series of informal conversations about applying for faculty positions:

Faculty Perspectives on the Job Search
Wed, February 22, 5-6:30 PM                                    Liberman Graduate Center (DUC 300)

Teaching International Students
Wed, March 29, 5-6:30 PM                                          Location TBD

Politics in the Classroom
Wed, April 26, 5-6:30 PM                                     Liberman Graduate Center (DUC 300)

To get updates on GTLC gatherings and information, please fill out this form:

Note: Participation in these gatherings does not apply toward the completion of requirements for Teaching Center professional-development programs.