LIN 4953 creditsPrereq: Prerequisites: Must have at least junior status (at least 60 credit hours completed), have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher, and have received a grade of A- or better in the course in which they are to assist or in a course taken elsewhere that is equivalent.
LIN 495: Undergraduate Supervised Teaching
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- LIN 495 is an opportunity to gain teaching experience by serving as an undergraduate teaching assistant for a Linguistics course, demonstrating responsibility and leadership in a pedagogical context, and receiving mentorship from the supervising faculty member.
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- 3
- Department
- Linguistics
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