CIRTL@Texas A&M Teaching-As-Research Application

The Teaching-As-Research Fellows Program is a full-year time commitment to develop a project, apply for IRB approval, collect and analyze data, and present results. If accepted, you will be mentored through the entire process and graduate and professional students can receive payments for meeting project milestones. Each Fellow will need a faculty partner (typically the instructor of record for the course you will conduct your research project in).
It is not required that you have a project concept, course, or faculty partner information to apply. If you do, there are fields below for you to share this information. If you do not, we can work to match you with a faculty partner/project.
Please note this project should be supplemental to your thesis/dissertation research if your research is education-focused. We do not provide support or stipends to conduct thesis/dissertation research.

Please note that postdoctoral scholars are not eligible for the stipend.

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Participant Information

First Name

Last Name

UIN

Texas A&M Email Address

Texas A&M Campus

College Station

Galveston

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Classification

Master's Student

Doctoral Student

Postdoctoral Scholar

Please note that postdoctoral scholars can participate in the TAR program but cannot earn a stipend.

I acknowledge that as a postdoctoral scholar I will not receive a stipend through participation in the TAR program.

College (for IDP, please choose home college)

Department

Chair(s)/Faculty Advisor(s) for your degree

Chair(s)/Faculty Advisor(s) Email

Chair(s)/Faculty Advisor(s) Campus Phone

Program Discipline (Please select the discipline category that most closely matches your program discipline)

Please specify your discipline

Please specify the CIRTL @ Texas A&M program you participated in

If you have engaged in other professional development opportunities related to teaching or have other experiences you would like considered, please describe them

Required Documents

Personal Statement (1-page single-spaced PDF)

Please describe your current career aspirations and what you hope to gain from the CIRTL TAR program.

Conceptual Understanding of CIRTL Mission (200-300 words; PDF)

What is your understanding of the CIRTL mission AND how would you use the CIRTL mission to improve student learning? The CIRTL mission is to develop future faculty committed to implementing and advancing evidence-based teaching practices to enrich undergraduate education that is accessible to all learners.

Resume/CV (PDF)

TAR Project Information

OPTIONAL: Proposed TAR Faculty Partner (a faculty partner will need to be identified no later than July 30)

OPTIONAL: Proposed TAR Faculty Partner Email

OPTIONAL: Proposed TAR Faculty Partner Department

OPTIONAL: Project Concept (1-page PDF)
If you do not have a project concept, we will work to match you to a faculty member and course so you can develop one.

PROJECT CONCEPT i. What new/alternative teaching approach or questions about assessment or classroom learning environments do you want to test and in what class? ii. What would be your strategy to test this? iii. What information would you collect to provide evidence of improved learning?

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