Graduate students with a teaching role are welcome to sign up for workshops marked as “open to any GW instructor.” Our upcoming workshops are listed on the LAI Events page.
Additionally, the Center for Teaching Excellence partners with the Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships (OGSAF) to provide support for graduate student assistants in instruction-related roles through the UNIV 0250 (Foundational Pedagogy for Graduate Assistants) and UNIV 0251 (Advanced Pedagogy for Graduate Student Lecturers) courses:
- Contact OGSAF if you have questions about employment opportunities, hiring paperwork, your specific GA appointment, or your stipend. OGSAF’s website explains GW's various instruction-related assistantship roles: Graduate Instructional Assistant (GIA), Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA), and Graduate Student Lecturer (GSL).
Courses
Enroll through Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships (OGSAF).
UNIV 0250
UNIV 0250 is the Foundational Pedagogy for Graduate Assistants course. Along with the GTAP Orientation (in Canvas, administered by OGSAF), UNIV 0250 is required of all first-semester Graduate Instructional Assistants and Graduate Teaching Assistants at GW.
UNIV 0251
UNIV 0251 is Advanced Pedagogy for Graduate Student Lecturers, open to advanced graduate students who are planning to be the instructor of record for a course of their own.