Teaching Fellows 2011-2012

Documents

Orientation

Meetings

Meetings

We will hold triweekly meetings on Wednesdays from 1:00-1:50PM in A&S 315. Let me know beforehand if you have any issues that you want added to the agenda. Do not schedule office hours, student conferences, or other appointments during Teaching Fellows meetings.

 

Fall 2011 Date Agenda/Location
Orientation
R, 8-11
F, 8-12

Orientation in A&S 315 TBA

Week 1
W, 8-15

Orientation in A&S 315 TBA

Week 2
W, 8-22

No Show Reporting Due TBA

Week 3
W, 8-29

 
Week 4

W, 9-5

 

Week 5

W, 9-12

 

Week 6
W, 9-19

 

Week 7

W, 9-26

 

Week 8

W, 10-3

Midterm Grades Due

Week 9

W, 10-10

Job/Grad School Information Session in A&S 315 TBA

Week 10

W, 10-17
 
Week 11
W, 10-24

 

Week 12

W,10-31

 

Week 13

W, 11-7

 
Week 14
W, 11-14

 

Week 15

W, 11-21

Thanksgiving Break

Week 16

W, 11-25
 

Finals

W, 12-5

Finals

 

Spring 2012 Date Agenda/Location

Week 1

W, 1-11

 

Week 2

W, 1-18

No Show Reporting Due T, 1-17 TBA

Week 3

W, 1-25

 

Week 4

W, 2-1

 

Week 5

W, 2-8

 

Week 6

W, 2-15

 

Week 7

W, 2-22

 

Week 8

W, 2-29

AWP W, 2-29 through S, 3-3 TBA

Midterm Grades Due T, 2-28 TBA

Week 9

W, 3-7

 

Week 10

W, 3-14

 

Week 11

W, 3-21

 

Week 12

W, 3-28

Spring Break

Week 13

W, 4-4

 

Week 14

W, 4-11

Textbook Orders Due Saturday, 4-15 TBA

Week 15

W, 4-18

 

Week 16

W, 4-25

 

Finals

W, 5-2

Finals

Observations and Assessments

Over the course of the academic year, each Teaching Fellow will

  1. be observed by the Coordinator (or other faculty member if the Coordinator has a schedule conflict)
  2. observe and be observed by a peer
  3. administer a Student Assessment of Learning Goals (SALG) and/or have a Midterm Course Assessment consultation
  4. administer Student Opinion Surveys in every class

Coordinator Observation

The Coordinator will observe half of the instructors in the fall and half in the spring. New Fellows have observation priority fall semester. Provide a lesson plan before the observation and have a sampling of graded papers (an A, a B, a C, etc.) ready to discuss after the observation. MA Teaching Assistants will be observed by the MA Coordinator of Graduate Studies. The observation is designed to give you feedback on your class organization, course organization, lecture skills, discussion management, writing instruction, thinking instruction, and teaching persona.

 

Fall 2011 Instructor Date/Time/Room

Weeks 3-4

J. T. Torres

T, 8-30, 3:30-4:45PM, A&S 243

Weeks 5-6

Abby Hogelin

W, 9-14, 10:00-10:50AM, A&S 243

Valerie Wayson

R, 9-15, 12:30-1:45PM, A&S 345

Weeks 7-8

Emily Chamison

T, 9-27, 12:30-1:45PM, A&S 351B

Michelle Richards

T, 10-4, 9:30-10:45AM, A&S 351B

Janet Dale

W, 10-5, 10:00-10:50AM, A&S 340B

Weeks 9-10

Matt Jurak

W, 10-12, 9:00-9:50AM, A&S 366

Weeks 11-12

Sal Talluto

R, 11-10, 11:00-12:15PM, A&S 340B

Weeks 13-14

Emily Hansen

R, 11-17, 12:30-1:45PM, A&S 243

 

Spring 2012 Instructor Date/Time/Room

Weeks 3-4

Roger Sollenberger R, 1-26, 5:30-6:45PM, A&S 150

Weeks 5-6

Rebecca Hazelwood T, 2-14, 12:30-1:45PM, A&S 351B

Weeks 7-8

Philip Walker T, 2-28, 8:00-9:15AM, A&S 150

Weeks 9-10

Stephan McCormick M, 3-6, 12:00-12:50PM, A&S 340B
Elizabeth Bohnhorst R, 3-15, 12:30-1:45PM, A&S 353

Weeks 11-12

Tori Averett T, 4-10, 9:30-10:45AM, A&S 366

Weeks 13-14

T. J. Sandella W, 4-11, 5:30-6:45PM, A&S 150

Peer Observation

In fall semester, instructors will pair up, observe each other, and discuss their observations privately with one another. Inform the Coordinator after the observation and discussion has taken place. The goal of the peer observation is to obtain feedback from a fellow instructor regarding one's teaching style and method.

Group Interaction Feedback Technique (GIFT)

and/or Student Assessment of Learning Goals (SALG)

Matt, Stephan, and Sal have been trained by CETL (The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning) to administer a midterm course assessment, Group Interaction Feedback Technique (GIFT) between weeks seven and nine of the semester, and any one of them can be asked to give an accessment to your class.

 

The Student Assessment of Learning Goals survey is administered online between weeks seven and nine of the semester. Alex, Matt, and Roger created the standard survey that all Teaching Fellows will use.

 

Teaching Fellows must complete either a GIFT or SALG during the semester that they are not observed by the Coordinator.

Assignment in Common

In the fall semester, Fellows will pair up, construct a major paper assignment due in both of their classes during September or October, and grade the assignment together (for instance, by 1) each instructor grading a paper then norming the two grades, 2) individually grading a batch of papers then discussing with your partner your grading rationale, or 3) grading each paper together). The goal of the assignment in common is to help new instructors help each other construct assignments and grading rubrics.

 

Instructor Peer GIFT/SALG Assignment

Tori Averett

     

Elizabeth Bohnhorst

Michelle

 

Roger

Emily Chamison

Janet

 

Emily H.

Janet Dale

Emily C.

GIFT

Abby

Emily Hansen

Stephan M.

GIFT

Emily C.

Rebecca Hazelwood

Roger

GIFT

Michelle

Abby Hogelin

Valerie

GIFT

Janet

Matt Jurak

Sal

GIFT

JT and Sal

Stephan McCormick

Emily

 

TJ

Michelle Richards

Elizabeth

SALG

Rebecca

TJ Sandella

JT

SALG

Stephan

Roger Sollenberger

Rebecca

SALG

Elizabeth

Sal Talluto

Matt

GIFT

Matt and JT

JT Torres

TJ Sandella

 

Matt

Philip Walker

     

Valerie Wayson

Abby

GIFT

 

Book Orders

According to the Aim and Scope Supplement, Fellows teaching 1101 or 1102 for the first time, must use the reader and rhetoric selected by the Textbook Adoption Committee. Fellows teaching 1101 or 1102 for the second or third time may use the reader and rhetoric of their own choosing, subject to Coordinator approval. All Fellows may supplement their 1101 textbook with a single author book of essays or the Convocation Book. All Fellows may supplement their 1102 textbook with either a novel, a play, a book of poetry by a single author, a book of short stories by a single author, or a book of creative nonfiction, subject to Coordinator approval. Here is how to order textbooks from the University Bookstore.

 

Spring 2012 Instructor Books Rhetoric Supplement

Tori Averett

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

 

Elizabeth Bohnhorst

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

 

Emily Chamison

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

 

Janet Dale

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

 

Emily Hansen

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

Vida, Let the Northern Lights Erase Your Name

Rebecca Hazelwood

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises

Abby Hogelin

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

 

Matt Jurak

Gardner, ed. Literature

Egan, A Visit from the Goon Squad

Stephan McCormick

Madden, ed. Exploring Literature

Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway

TJ Sandella

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

Klosterman, Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs

Roger Sollenberger

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse-Five

Sal Talluto

Gardner, ed. Literature

 

JT Torres

Madden, ed. Exploring Literature

Diaz,The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao

Philip Walker

Schilb, ed., Making Literature Matter

 

Valerie Wayson

Kirszner, ed. Portable Literature

 

 

Fall 2012 Instructor Reader Rhetoric Supplement

Jad Adkins

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Tori Averett

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Elizabeth Bohnhorst

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Joseph Brogdon

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Emily Chamison

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Janet Dale

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

Graff & Birkenstein, They Say/I Say

 

Emily Hansen

Miller, Acting Out Culture

Kennedy, Writing and Revising

 

Melissa Hardman

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Chelsea Henshey

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Rori Hoatlin

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Sarah Lenz

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Jude Marr

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Benjamin Mitchell

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Daniel Plunkett

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

TJ Sandella

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Jacqueline Stephens

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Sara Stephens

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Daniel Wilkinson

Eschholz & Rosa, Models for Writers

 

Teaching Schedules

Instructor Teaching Schedule

Tori Averett

TR 9:30-10:45AM A&S 366

Elizabeth Bohnhorst

TR 12:30-1:45PM A&S 340B

TR 5:30-6:45PM A&S 150

Emily Chamison

TR 11:00-12:15PM A&S 351 (2208)

Janet Dale

MWF 10:00-10:50AM A&S 353

Emily Hansen

TR 9:30-10:45AM A&S 351B

TR 12:30-1:45PM A&S 353

Rebecca Hazelwood

TR 12:30-1:45PM A&S 351B

TR 3:30-4:45PM A&S 351B

Abby Hogelin

MWF 9:00-9:50AM A&S 351B

MWF 11:00-11:50AM A&S 351B

Matt Jurak

TR 12:30-1:45PM A&S 315 (2208)

TR 2:00-3:15PM A&S 340B

Stephan McCormick

MWF 8:00-8:50AM A&S 150

MWF 12:00-12:50PM A&S 340B

TJ Sandella

MW 5:30-6:45PM A&S 150

Roger Sollenberger

TR 2:00-3:15PM A&S 351B

TR 3:30-4:45PM A&S 340B

Sal Talluto

MW 3:30-4:45PM A&S 149

JT Torres

MW 2:00-3:15PM A&S 351B

MW 3:30-4:45PM A&S 351B

Philip Walker

TR 8:00-9:15AM A&S 150

Valerie Wayson

MWF 10:00-10:50AM A&S 351B