A420 Undergraduate Teaching Practicum
Students assist in preparation and implementation of undergraduate courses, especially those involving hands-on laboratory work. Students prepare materials, implement laboratory activities, and maintain educational collections.
- Students enrolled in A420 do not assist in grading.
- Students will need to contact individual faculty members directly.
Build your teaching experience while providing assistance to your peers!
Tasks may include all or some of the following:
- help with course logistics
- prepare lab sections
- scan slides
- participate in weekly discussion sections
- tutor students
- assist with review sessions
- review books for research purposes
- contribute to a class lecture
- assist graduate student AI’s
- and other duties as requested….
- help formulate attendance questions and read through the answers
- library tasks (identify, pick up, return films; search library for books, obtain and return)
Faculty will discuss teaching strategies with the undergraduate interns and provide a mentored learning experience for students enrolled in A420.
Email Laura Scheiber (Send Email) permission to enroll in the class.
The following faculty members are accepting from 1 to 3 undergraduate teaching assistants for their courses. Interested students should contact faculty directly.
COLL C104 People and Animals
Faculty member: Laura Scheiber (Send Email)
COLL C105 Biology and Culture of Women's Bodies
Faculty member: Virginia Vitzthum (Send Email)
ANTH A107 Human Origins and Prehistory
Faculty member: Jeanne Sept (Send Email)
ANTH B200 Biological Anthropology
Faculty member: Rika Kaestle (Send Email)
ANTH E101 Ecology and Soceity
Faculty member: Catherine Tucker (Send Email) ***
ANTH E200 Social and Cultural Anthropology
Faculty member: Beth Buggenhagen (Send Email)
ANTH E321 Peoples of Mexico **
Faculty member: Anya Royce (Send Email)
ANTH E381 Family, Work, and Power
Faculty member: Gracia Clark (Send Email)
ANTH P240 Archaeology and the Movies
Faculty member: to be determined, email Laura Scheiber (Send Email)
ANTH P425 Faunal Osteology
Faculty member: Laura Scheiber (Send Email)
** first priority to students who have background in the course topic or who have previously enrolled in the class. *** request for a senior anthropology student with some prior experience or classwork related to sustainability +/ or environmental problems.


