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CIRTL-UTA Graduate Teaching Certificate
The CIRTL-UTA Graduate Teaching Certificate program is designed for graduate students who are interested in pursuing a career in teaching at the college level.
The program consists of four levels. Each level has its own list of requirements. These requirements align with CIRTL core ideas of Learning through Diversity, Teaching-as-Research, and Learning Community. When graduate students successful complete each level, they will receive a completion certificate, earn a digital badge to post on social media platforms, and have the completion of certificate level noted on official UTA transcripts.
The program has a flexible completion schedule, but participants should check with their degree program or academic department for any specific deadlines within their program requirements.
Learn more about CIRTL-UTA here!
CIRTL-UTA Graduate Teaching Certificate Sessions At-A-Glance
| Peer Teaching Observation Training | Aug. 29, 10am-12pm, In Person (Trinity 105) |
| Graduate Student Conference on Effective Teaching | Sept. 19, 8:30 am-2pm, In Person (Trinity 104) |
| Agility: A Superpower for Teaching and Beyond | Oct. 22, 12pm-1pm, In Person |
| Oct. 24, 12pm-1pm, Online | |
| Emerging Leaders Program for Graduate Students | First Fridays, in Sept, Oct, Nov, 9am-11am |
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Creating a Psychologically Safe Learning Environment
This session, facilitated by Beth Fleener, will address what is psychological safety, the stages of building psychological safety, and offer practical strategies on creating psychological safety in the classroom.
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Encore: Professional Presence and Speaking
Join facilitator Daniel Usera as he presents an encore session from the Fall 2024 Graduate Student Conference. This popular session covers professional presence and speaking skills; a transferable skill that goes beyond the classroom.
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Making Your Rubrics Work for You
This session, facilitated by Cynthia Kilpatrick, discusses how to create rubrics that are easy to use, informative for students, and targeted to your learning objectives. Participants will create a rubric for an assignment of your choice as part of the session.
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Storytelling to Communicate Content
Facilitator: Melanie Mason and Molly Cummings
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