Graduate Student Training & Development
This is a new SIG in the professional organization the Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education (SITE.) This SIG is for professionals and graduate students who are interested in technology and the development of future instructors in higher education. This includes graduate students who plan to go on to faculty careers in higher education in disciplines including, but not limited to, education and the faculty who work with those graduate students. For more information and to join see the SITE SIG page.
The Center for Instructional Technology and the Duke University Graduate School work closely together and are committed to excellence in both research and teaching. To supplement TA training offered by departments and programs, CIT and the Graduate School offer a number of courses, programs, and workshops to improve the teaching skills of graduate students at Duke.
For more information about CIT's resources for graduate students:
Hugh Crumley, Ph.D.
Instructional Technology Specialist
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Education
Center for Instructional Technology
026 Bostock Library, Box 90198
Durham, NC 27708
Phone 919.660.5975
Fax 919.668.2578
Web http://www.duke.edu/~crumley
Email crumley@duke.edu
For more information about Graduate School resources:
Douglas L. James, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs
Duke University Graduate School
127 Allen Bldg., Box 90068
Durham, NC 27708
Phone 919.681.3251
Fax 919.684.2277
Web http://www.gradschool.duke.edu
Email douglas.james@duke.edu
