There are regional job newspapers, journals, and other resources available. Some materials in handout form can be taken, and the other library resources must be used while in the library, as it is a non-circulating collection. These certificate programs assist graduate students in documenting, reflecting upon, and improving their teaching. The certificates are awarded every spring semester and are designed to augment the curriculum vitae, regardless of whether a graduate student pursues a professorial career. In order to qualify for the 1999-2000 certificate, the deadline for depositing completed work for the GTC is April 15, and for the AGTC it is April 1.
Teaching assistants are highly encouraged to participate.
The group was established by single parents to help other single parents cope with the daily struggles and responsibilities of being a full-time parent and student. The organization's goal is to provide social and emotional support and to foster the sharing of information and ideas on parenting and community resources. GSAC is off to another busy and exciting year. So far this semester, we have held meetings on student insurance and the search for the new Dean of the Graduate College, we socialized at Joe's Brewery, collected donations for Make A Difference Day, and elected our new officers. At the November meeting, Laura Adjunta was elected to serve as GSAC External Committee Chair, Bryan Dunne was elected GSAC Internal Committee Chair, Anne Werner was elected as GSAC Publicity Chair, and Amina Williams was elected as GSAC Secretary.