AAASS Round Table on Syllabus Design

[Margarita Nafpaktitis]

Dear Colleagues,

I am putting together a round table for AAASS next year (under the auspices of
the AAASS Committee on Education) on course syllabus development.  The round
table will be geared toward a graduate student audience, and its objective will
be to discuss and provide examples of effective course / syllabus design for
various disciplines within Slavic studies. 

Ideally, I'd like to have mostly advanced graduate student teachers on the round
table, but the round table is open to all those with ideas about course and
syllabus design that they'd like to share.

I already have participants from literature and language lined up, but I'm still
looking for participants from other fields (history, women's studies,
sociology, political science, etc.).  That being the case, Seelangs may not be
the best place to post this announcement, but I'm hoping that some of you may
be able to refer me to colleagues in other disciplines or be willing to
cross-post this to another list?

So, if you have an approach and a sample syllabus that you'd like to share
with peers and others just beginning their graduate student teaching
experience - or know someone in another discipline who does - please let me know
off-list (within the next few days!).

Thank you!

Margarita Nafpaktitis


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Margarita Nafpaktitis, Ph.D.

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mnafpakt/nafpaktitishome/index.html

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