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Proposals are no longer being accepted for 2009-10
The January Interterm Committee has four main criteria
for course selection:
If more than one instructor will teach the course, give
us all the contact info for both, but designate one lead instructor who will be the
contact person.
Course proposals don't need to be more than
300 words. In addition to the proposal, submit a short course description and a short
personal statement, which should address your qualifications for teaching your subject.
Though we may edit it, your course description will be included on the interterm
Web site course listing.
Expenses: Students enrolled in classes
are responsible for paying to the instructor any expenses for course materials, photocopying,
etc. necessary for the course. Estimate your cost per student so
that we can include this cost in your course description. Be specific. Tell us what
the materials are and what each student will have to pay.
Smith students and staff will receive their stipends
through the payroll system.
Smith students' earnings for teaching
an interterm course will not affect the financial aid award.
Smith staff who want to teach an Interterm
course during their normal work hours must make appropriate arrangements for vacation,
personal time or non-paid time with their supervisor before submitting a proposal.
Submit a course proposal on line.
Download a course proposal to submit a hard copy. |
