Graduate Student Instructors (GSIs) play a vital role in our teaching enterprise by partnering with faculty members to deliver and supervise course offerings. GSIs are an integral part of our professional programs, providing instruction in the classroom or studio alongside a faculty mentor. Beyond teaching, they often serve as mentors and advisors to students. Serving
Student Hiring Guide Refer to the Student Hiring Guide to help you through the student hiring process. As a reminder, please send all student job postings to taubmancollegecareer@umich.edu for consistent, equitable sharing instead of sending one-off emails. (The career team can brainstorm additional ideas if you are struggling to get applicants). Hiring Process Please use this link: Student Temporary Employee
The required pre-architecture sequence for undergraduate architecture students includes a set of nine project-based, foundational studio modules. Each module is a half-term, taught over seven weeks. Students are required to take any six modules in any sequence during their first two years of study. Widely spanning in content from the digital to analog, and from
Can undergraduate students take graduate-level courses? Generally, yes. However, eligibility for individual courses will depend on the specific course. How do I register for a graduate-level course? What should I keep in mind when considering graduate-level courses as an undergraduate?
Materials for the Promotion Review Dossier Please note the period of review focuses primarily on the time between your current rank to the present. Past work can be referenced to inform your current trajectory but should not be the focus of your dossier. As a candidate, you will create 3 PDF documents with hyperlinks as
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The College supports the dissemination of completed or substantially completed peer-reviewed work, including conference and exhibition participation. These funds are available to MArch and BS students.
The Urban and Regional Planning program supports student participation in professionally-relevant conferences and events, since they not only contribute to students’ professional education, they also foster the broader engagement and visibility of our program in broader professional fields. This policy describes the support available to students in the Urban and Regional Planning program.
Please direct any additional questions about laptop specifications to urbantechnology@umich.edu.