Funding: Teaching Fellowship at the i3 Institute

Deadline: Applications due by March 1, 2020.

Each year, i3 recruits 4 PhD Teaching Fellows to come to the University of Pittsburgh for 2 weeks, where they have the opportunity to teach modules about Research Design and Tools for Research to i3 Scholars.

If selected as a Teaching Fellow, a student can expect to receive the following:

• $1,000 compensation
• $250 in teaching material reimbursement
• Paid travel to and from Pittsburgh
• Paid housing on the University of Pittsburgh’s campus
• Ability to make connections with i3 Scholars and Leadership, as well as with faculty members at a variety of institutions that call Pittsburgh home
• Professional development opportunities

Teaching Fellows are responsible for developing and delivering a 10-session module on their chosen topic (either Research Design or Tools for Research) in conjunction with their co-teaching partner. They also receive support from Anthony Pinterand other i3 Leadership before and during their time at i3.

For more information, interested students can visit http://www.i3-inclusion.org/phd-fellows/phd-fellows, where they can also find a link to the application.

If students have any questions, they should feel encouraged to reach out to Anthony Pinter at anthony.pinter@colorado.edu.