CIRTL for Faculty

Interested in training the next generation of teachers and faculty? Looking for ways to strengthen your service through educational outreach? Join the CIRTL @TAMU Faculty Fellow Program!

The program is open to academic professional track (APT) or tenure-track faculty at the TAMU-College Station campus. 

For additional information about the CIRTL National Network or CIRTL@TAMU, please visit cirtl.tamu.edu.

Other Ways for Faculty to Engage with CIRTL 

CIRTL@TAMU enables faculty to reach their career goals.

• CIRTL online and on-campus resources on teaching and mentoring help faculty achieve better results in the classroom with less effort.
• CIRTL network resources and/or local programs available to your trainees can be leveraged to enhance your proposals.
• CIRTL provides networking opportunities with faculty across the nation interested in bringing inquiry-based learning into the undergraduate classroom.

TAMU faculty and future faculty can engage in local CIRTL programs as workshop facilitators, speakers, and/or faculty mentors.

Directing your students and postdoctoral scholars to CIRTL@TAMU can effectively supplement your individual mentoring efforts:

• CIRTL@TAMU provides on-campus resources for diverse audiences, including graduate students, post-docs, and junior faculty.
• CIRTL national network provides online courses, workshops and “coffee hours” for diverse learning opportunities about STEM teaching and career issues.

CIRTL can help your current and future trainees prepare to be more efficient, effective teachers!