EVENT DESCRIPTION
This session is for advanced graduate students and recent graduates preparing to teach at the college level. It will focus on course design aligned with learning outcomes, effective methods for assessing student learning, and high-impact teaching practices. Through interactive discussion, participants will also explore strategies for addressing common challenges in course design and the higher education classroom.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
To participate in Teaching 101, you must complete the online application by November 6, 2026. Your application will be reviewed by the UAA Executive Office, and you will receive a review decision by November 9, 2026 via email. All accepted session participants must register for the ICUA conference. Questions? Contact us at support@uaamail.org.
1. Brief bio summary statement (Maximum 100 words)
2. Two questions/issues/topics for which you seek guidance.
Sample bio:
Jane Smith is a Postdoctoral Scholar in Homelessness Research at the University of Somewhere. She completed her Ph.D. in the School of Urban Studies and Planning at the University of Elsewhere in June 2024. Prior to pursuing her doctorate, she worked as a researcher at the ABC Research Institute in Somewhereville, focusing on housing and housing welfare. She received her undergraduate and master's degrees in Urban Planning and Engineering from XYZ University in Elsewhereville.
* Deadline to apply 10/23/26; review decisions emailed 10/26/26 *