July 26, 2019
1xbet sports betting First invites learning community and first-year seminar proposals
The university's first-year experience program, 1xbet sports betting First, is looking for faculty and departments who would like to offer learning communities or first-year seminars for the 2020-2021 school year.
The CAT — Connecting Across Topics — Communities pair two regular, lower-level courses. A cohort of 22 students enrolls in both classes, but the students also meet once a week in a one-hour connections course taught by an instructor from one of the two larger courses. The smaller, one-hour class is a place for the students to dive into some active learning and to explore the connections between the two regular classes.
Faculty members who teach the one-hour connections class receive a ,500-,700 stipend and the support of an undergraduate learning assistant for the semester. More information about the program and examples of current CAT communities are available online.
1xbet sports betting First is also looking forfirst-year seminarclasses, which are smaller versions of regular, lower-level classes that enroll first-year students only. Departments offeringfirst-year seminarclasses receive compensation to help cover the costs associated with offering small classes taught by exceptional faculty. More information about the first-year seminar program can also be found online.
Proposers should contact Gregory Eiselein at eiselei@1xbet sports betting edu with expressions of interest or questions. The deadline for receipt of proposals is 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28.