The TLTC offers a wide variety of workshops that are open to faculty, instructors and graduate students. Every quarter, we provide workshops on different pedagogical issues. We also offer workshops on teaching well using technology, so that instructors make effective and efficient use of technology in the classroom. Furthermore, we offer small workshops on specific technologies in our Tech Time workshops. Click the series' titles to find out more.

Note that some departments count attendance of the TLTC workshops for graduate student academic credit. Please consult your graduate program advisor or director of graduate studies for more information.

Dr. Shaun Longstreet and, on occasion, senior graduate Pedagogical Fellows are available to provide confidential one-on-one consultations with graduate students who are interested in discussing any issue about their teaching. These consultations can take place in conjunction with a videotaping of a class session and/or mid-quarter evaluations. They can just as well be conducted on an ad hoc basis.

Consultation as part of an application to be a future Pedagogical Fellow
Consultation with a Classroom Session Videotaped
General Consultation (preferably with some form of student feedback, midpoint or post-quarter course evaluations)

To schedule a consultation, please select the following link:

TLTC Consultation Request Form

The Dean of the Division of Undergraduate Education, the TLTC, the Office of Graduate Studies, and the Senate Council on Student Experience recognize teaching excellence at the annual Celebration of Teaching. Two 'Most Promising Future Faculty" awards are given each year. Nominations begin in the winter quarter.

For teaching resources, we have created a list of links based on topics and have incorporated them into a "tag cloud." Please explore our Del.icio.us "tag cloud" and you will find several articles and websites devoted to the subjects listed in the keywords below. Feel free to join our network and suggest bookmarks that you think will be beneficial for other educators.

To read more about Del.cio.us and how it is used, click here.

To watch a video that quickly explains Del.icio.us, click for a CommonCraft video explanation here.

The UCI Career Center provides services that cater specifically to graduate student needs. Christine Kelly (left) is the Career Center's Graduate Student Career Counselor.

For more information, please visit their website at: http://www.career.uci.edu/Graduate/graduate_index.aspx

or call, (949) 824-6881.

Every year, the TLTC offers an annual professional development program (TAPDP) for new teaching graduate students. Many departments mandate their new TAs attend this training session, which occurs during Welcome Week in September. TAPDP is not the only professional development program that we offer, and we encourage graduate students to take advantage of all of our programs, almost all of which are free of charge.