
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), with support from the Yale Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), is pleased to announce courses selected for the AY 2017-2018 Associates in Teaching (AT) program.
The AT program supports Yale College courses team-taught by GSAS doctoral students and faculty members. Initiated in 2009, this program requires that doctoral students conceptualize or redesign, plan, and deliver an undergraduate course in partnership with a Yale faculty member. Evidence from previous years indicates that the program provides expanded teaching opportunities for graduate students, facilitates team teaching between disciplines, and creates pedagogically exciting opportunities for undergraduate student learning and development of new curriculum.
This year, twenty-six applications were considered and ten were selected. The Selection Committee was comprised of three faculty members who have previously taught AT courses and who represent the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences Divisions, as well as Graduate School and CTL representatives.
Instructors | Department(s) | Course Name |
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Professor Matthew Jacobson and Anna Duensing |
History |
Introduction to Documentary Studies |
Professor Emily Greenwood and Sarah Derbew |
Classics |
Africlassics: Conversations between ancient Greece, Africa and the Black Diaspora |
Professor David Post and Larry Bowman |
EEB |
Limnology: the study of inland waters |
Professor Francesco Casetti and Anna Shechtman |
Film |
Truth and Media: Information, Disinformation, Misinformation |
Professor Valerie Hansen and Michael Rapoport |
History |
Islam in Asia |
Professor Gundula Kreuzer and Annelies Andries |
Music |
Women on Stage: Baroque to Beyoncé |
Professor Michael Veal and John Klaess | Music |
Hip-Hop and Dub: Musical Technologies of the Black Atlantic |
Professor Molly Brunson and Isabel Lane |
Slavic |
Ecology and Russian Culture |
Professor Andrew Papachristos and Michael Sierra-Arévalo |
Sociology |
Criminal (In)Justice in the 21st Century |
Professor Inderpal Grewal and Sahana Ghosh |
WGSS |
Gender and Global Development: Critical Approaches, Diverse Voices |