Fall 2022 Application to Teach US 1100 : University Seminar : Texas State University

Prefix *

First Name *

Middle Initial

Last Name *

If you are NOT affiliated with Texas State University and do not have a Texas State ID or Net ID, please leave the next two fields blank and provide your personal email address.

Texas State ID (A0_)

Net ID

Email Address *

Direct Office Phone Number

Cell Phone Number *

Campus Office Building and Room Number

In which division do you work? (If you are faculty, your division is Provost/VP Academic Affairs.)

Other

President

Provost/VP Academic Affairs

University Administration

Information Technology

Finance and Support Services

Student Affairs

University Advancement

Athletics

If other, please explain:

Department / School / Program

Supervisor's Name and Title

Please Select Status

STAFF ONLY: Full-time staff members must be classified as EXEMPT to be eligible to teach. Is your position classified as exempt?

Yes

No (You will not be able to teach this semester.)

FACULTY ONLY: What is your classification? Your classification impacts the number of US 1100 sections you may teach.

100 percent FTE

Less than 100 percent FTE

Per course instructor

GRAD STUDENTS ONLY: What program are you in? Some programs do not allow their students to teach US 1100. If you are in one of these programs, we will notify you.

What is your highest degree attained? (e.g., Ph.D., M.A., J.D., etc.) *

Have you previously taught US 1100 at Texas State? (i.e., listed as the instructor of record) *

Yes

If no, did you complete an intership? *

Yes

Are there US1100 topics in which you consider yourself an expert and would be willing to teach or mentor other faculty?

Are there US1100 topics in which you would like to be mentored in to become more effective as a faculty member?

University Seminar payment is processed as teaching overloads. There is a maximum number of teaching overloads you may have in a given semester based upon your classification. It is imperative we know what other teaching overloads you will have so you do not exceed the limits. Will you have any other teaching overloads for Fall 2022? (If this information changes at any time between when you submit your application for US 1100 and the beginning of the Fall 2022 term, you must inform the University Seminar Program). * *

Yes

If you answered yes, how many teaching overloads will you have for Fall 2022?

If you are applying as a NEW faculty member, please complete A, B, C, and D.

Returning US 1100 faculty only have to complete section C.

A) List previous college-level teaching experience, at Texas State or another institution, and state whether or not you were listed as the instructor of record.

B) Explain why you are interested in teaching University Seminar and what you have to offer to the program.

C) Please give us specific days and times that will work with your regular Fall 2022 schedule. In addition, state whether you would like to teach one or two sections. (Remember, you may be limited to only one (1) section due to your other teaching responsibilities or classification.) *

How many sections of US 1100 are you applying to teach for Fall 2022? *

One section of US 1100

More than one section of US 1100

Are you open to teaching at other days/times?

Yes

D) Attach your current résumé if you are applying to teach for the first time.

Were you a First Generation College Student? *

Yes

Freshmen residing in living-learning communities (LLCs) have the opportunity to co-enroll in academic courses including US 1100. While it is not guaranteed that every LLC section will be more engaged than traditional sections, most instructors report high levels of engagement and camaraderie because the students live together. For more information about LLCs, view the website at https://www.reslife.txstate.edu/get-started/llcs.html

Are you interested in teaching a Living-Learning Community (LLC) section? *

Yes

Are you interested in teaching a major specific section or specific student population section?

Yes

Are you interested in teaching a group of students not listed? If so, which student population would you be interested in teaching?

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