Teaching Fellows - The Writing Program at UNC-Chapel Hill
This section contains program details, policies, schedules, and important forms for current teaching fellows in the Writing Program. It also offers valuable teaching resources for teaching fellows, such as sample assignments, links to information on the St. Martin's Handbook, and more.
Latest Info
PRC Announcement: The Peer Review Committee should receive their observation assignments from the Writing Program by Friday, Sept. 14th. PRC members will then begin contacting teaching fellows to schedule a classroom observation, so all TFs may expect to hear from a member of PRC (or an assigned faculty observer) by the first week of October. Teaching fellows may contact the 2007-2008 PRC Chair, Julie Fann, at fann@email.unc.edu should they have questions or comments regarding PRC. Thanks!
Staff Manual:Update in Process
Computer Use Policy Language Examples
Library Resources for ENGL 100, 101, 102
Writing Program Staff Office Hours: Forthcoming
Program Details
Teaching Fellows: General overview of the responsibilities and duties of a teaching fellow at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Hiring Policies: Learn how to become a teaching fellow.
Forms and Memos: Contains links to important forms, including payroll, hiring and rehiring, etc.
Policies and Resources
Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Information
Attendance Policy (DOC)
Computer Use Policy Language Examples
Program Resources: Valuable list of Greenlaw and campus resources to help teaching fellows prepare for courses.
St. Martin's Handbook: Information on the fifth edition of the St. Martin's Handbook, the standard text in the Writing Program.
Resources for stressed students: Contains a list of valuable campus resources to help students cope with the stress of college life.
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