Yassine Ait Ali French and Italian Tamjeed Azad Computer Science Ananya Chakravarti Chemical and Biological Engineering Lucia Filopova Spanish and Portuguese Diego Granados Chemistry Baichuan Huang Electrical and Computer Engineering Navjit Kaur Anthropology and Humanities Jackie Lok Operations Research & Financial Eng. Victoria M. Malarczyk Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Sohit Miglani Quantitative and Computational Biology Evelyn Navarro Salazar Chemical and Biological Engineering Stephen Newman Computer Science Andria Pace Chemistry Phoebe Pena Molecular Biology Sandip Roy Physics Sydney Rzepka Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Carol Shou Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Calvin Spolar Chemistry Katie VanderKam Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Yunchang Zhang Princeton Neuroscience Institute Graduate Teaching Fellows Application Call for Applications: 2025 Graduate Teaching FellowsThe McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning invites applications from outstanding Princeton graduate students in all disciplines to serve as Graduate Teaching Fellows (GTF) for the 2025-2026 academic year.This fellowship offers a unique opportunity to gain additional teaching experience, reflect on pedagogical practices, and develop professional skills that support both academic and non-academic career paths. Successful applicants will exhibit a strong commitment to teaching, a collaborative mindset, and a dedication to supporting the teaching and learning community at Princeton.We are particularly interested in candidates who:Have experience with or interest in research-based teaching strategies and active learning.Demonstrate awareness of or interest in developing expertise in inclusive teaching practices.Bring diverse perspectives and are interested in contributing to workshops or resources in one or more of the following areas:Creating an Inclusive ClassroomTeaching in the American Classroom (particularly for international AIs)Leading Discussions in the Humanities and Social SciencesLeading Discussions in Science and EngineeringEffective Teaching in the LabTeaching Problem SolvingExpectations:Participation in two on-campus training workshops during the summer (specific dates TBD).Availability for AI Orientation in August and January.Optional involvement in facilitating workshops, consultations, or teaching observations during the academic year (no ongoing commitment is required).Compensation:Fellows are compensated at a rate of $25/hour, including time spent in training and preparation.Application Process:Submit a brief cover letter explaining your interest in the position and a CV detailing your teaching experience (including any roles as an AI at Princeton) via the Graduate Teaching Fellows Application Deadline:For full consideration, apply by March 31, 2025. Applications will be reviewed, and interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled (generally by May 30). Please note that we seek broad departmental representation among the Grad Fellows, so where we have returning GTFs, we may be unable to hire in all departments. Applicants in STEM departments are especially encouraged.Questions?Contact Ransford Pinto, Associate Director, Graduate Pedagogy.
