Undergraduate Teaching Practicum available for juniors and seniors

If you are a junior (60 - 90 credits) or senior (90+ credits) and have a professor you would love to work with, a class that you particularly enjoyed, or want to have teaching experience on your resume, you would be a good candidate for a teaching practicum.

The purpose of an Undergraduate Teaching Practicum is to allow the student to gain introductory insight into and experience with preparing class content for a college level course and to provide faculty with supplemental instructional support.

A few more details: 

• The Teaching Practicum (PUBH 490) is for the same number of credits as the course, is graded and has assignments that the student and the instructor will agree upon.
• Teaching Practicum students must attend all classes, and a Teaching Practicum contract (available upon request) must be completed by the start of the semester. Students are graded by the instructor, based on the contract.
• The Teaching Practicum counts as a general or free elective and may be added to your schedule if you register for less than 18 credits in any given semester.
• Requirements include:
  • 3.0 GPA
  • Previous completion of the course with an 'A'
  • Junior or Senior status

If you are interested, you can discuss this with the instructor of the course or contact Dean Hunt.