The Freshman Seminar Program is looking for tenured and tenure-track faculty interested in teaching First Year Seminar courses. Faculty will have the opportunity to engage with student on topics of mutual interest and receive $1,500 for research support. The deadline to submit proposals is Monday, April 9.
An election year is the perfect time consider what it means to be American. With that in mind, UT has chosen “The Accidental Asian: Notes of a Native Speaker” by Eric Liu as next year’s common reading selection for its Life of the Mind program.
First-year students and faculty members agree: FYS 129 seminars are a change from ordinary. Students enjoy small-group learning while transitioning to college. Professors enjoy engaging with students on topics of mutual interest while receiving $1,500 for research support. The deadline for seminar submissions is October 14.
First-year students and faculty members agree: FYS 129 seminars are a change from ordinary. Students enjoy small-group learning while transitioning to college. Professors enjoy engaging with students on topics of mutual interest while receiving $1,500 for research support. The deadline for seminar proposals is April 8.
First-year students and faculty members agree: FYS 129 seminars are a change from the ordinary. Students enjoy small-group learning while transitioning to college, and professors enjoy engaging with students on topics of mutual interest while receiving $1,500 for research support. These one-credit courses are not graded; transcripts simply report whether students satisfactorily completed course requirements.