Nominations accepted for Governor's Teaching Fellows Program
Medical College of Georgia faculty are invited to apply for the Governor's Teaching Fellows Program at the University of Georgia. Nominations for three programs are being sought:
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Summer Program – A two-week symposium on the University of Georgia campus combining instructional and faculty development activities with independent study will be held May 15-19 and May 22-26.
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Academic Year Program – Participants attend three-day symposia held six or seven times during the academic year while pursuing instructional improvement projects on their home campus. Dates are: Sept. 13-15; Oct. 11-13; Nov. 8-10; Feb. 7-9, 2007; March 7-9, 2007 and April 5-6, 2007.
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Academic Year in Residence Program – Participants study at the University of Georgia for an academic year or a single semester. Faculty may enroll in courses for credit, design and complete individual learning projects and/or participate in workshops designed to enhance professional development and instructional skills. Participants are expected to receive release-time from their home institution to allow for full-time study on the campus.
MCG is limited to three nominations for each program, and no more than two participants from one institution may be accepted at one time. Faculty may participate only once in the Governor’s Teaching Fellows Program. Interested faculty should submit the following documents to Dr. Roman Cibirka, associate vice president for academic affairs, AA-1050, by Jan. 25:
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A letter of interest and intent to participate addressed to MCG President Daniel W. Rahn describing how this program will professionally benefit the individual and MCG.
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A current curriculum vitae.
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A one to two page philosophy of teaching statement.
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A letter of support from the school’s dean supporting participation in the program.
All programs pay a stipend, meals, travel and lodging expenses. For more information, contact Dr. Cibirka at rcibirka@mcg.edu or ext. 1-3096.