Graduate Student Teaching Certificate
The CTL is excited to offer a new Teaching Certificate to graduate students who would like to demonstrate their commitment to developing as teachers in higher education.The CTL Teaching Certificate is designed to provide graduate students an opportunity to develop as educators in community with their peers and colleagues.
To complete the Teaching Certificate, graduate students must:
- Attend one Graduate Student Pedagogy Seminar or three Graduate Student Workshops;
- Meet with a CTL staff member after they watch you teach a class for a post-classroom visit consultation.
- Write a original syllabus for a class you would like to teach in the future.
- Write a teaching statement (2 pg max).
- Write a short reflective essay (2 pg max) describing what you've learned from attending the seminar/workshops, classroom observation, and writing your syllabus and teaching statement as you've pursued the Teaching Certificate.
Completing the CTL Teaching Certificate generally takes 2+ semesters. Requirements may be completed in any order, and are awarded on a rolling basis. There is no deadline for completion. The graduate students who complete a CTL Teaching Certificate each year will be announced at the Celebration of Teaching Day.
Fall 2024 Teaching Certificate Awardees
- Víkko (Víctor) Manuel Suárez Casanova
- Jillian Franks
- Email ctl@brandeis.edu
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