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The Program on Intergroup Relations is seeking a graduate student instructor for ALA 122: Intergroup Dialogues. In Intergroup Dialogues, undergraduate students participate in semi-structured face-to-face meetings across different social identity groups led by peer facilitators. The graduate student instructor for ALA 122 must be available to attend ALA 321: Practicum in Intergroup Dialogue Facilitation classes which focus on helping students develop and improve their skills as intergroup dialogue facilitators and peer social justice educators. This will be done in the context of the belief that facilitation skills can be used throughout life to create positive social change.
Job Responsibility:
Part of a dynamic teaching team of instructors and practitioners who meet weekly to plan and implement the course strategy
equal partners in the grading, teaching, and evaluation of students in the courses
Requirements:
Enrolled as a graduate student for Fall 2026 and in good standing in their degree program for Terms I and II at the University of Michigan
must be registered for not less than six (6) credit hours
with written approval of the student's faculty advisor, five (5) credit hours may be acceptable
ability to effectively teach and evaluate undergraduate students
must have an understanding of intergroup dialogue, facilitation, and social justice pedagogy
LSA graduate students are preferred
Nice to have:
Experience with co-teaching or co-facilitation
experience teaching or working with diverse student populations