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Teaching Engagement Program (TEP)- Graduate Teaching Initiative (GTI)

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This program offers UO graduate students structured and rigorous, yet flexible, pathways to develop as college teachers.

https://teaching.uoregon.edu/graduate-teaching-initiative

Outreach Program Links

  • Community for Minorities in STEM at UO (CMiS)
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