Teaching Assistant: ANAT 565 - Diseases-Membrane Trafficking
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Hiring Unit:
Anatomy & Cell BiologyCourse Title:
Diseases-Membrane TraffickingCourse Code:
ANAT 565 001Estimated Number of Positions:
1Total Hours of Work per Term:
48Hiring Unit:
Anatomy and Cell Biology
Course Title and Course Number:
ANAT 565 - Diseases-Membrane Trafficking
Estimated Number of Positions:
1
Total Hours of Work per Term:
48
Position Summary:
Teaching Assistant must attend all classes and assess course participation portion of grade as well as help to organize and supervise student peer review sessions. Assist professors with distribution of quizzes and handouts, invigilate the five quizzes, other lecture-related tasks. Provide weekly office hours to students, online if needed, answer e mails.
Qualifications:
Must have taken and passed ANAT 565 or similar upper-level cell biology related course, or a similarly organized graduate cell biology related course. Previous knowledge of cell biology appropriate for this course is required. Good communication skills.
Effective communication skills in English are essential.
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