Hands-on learning with UW Makerspace
Bring your ideas for hands-on learning in virtually any topic in science and engineering, using a range of equipment from 3D printers to Virtual Reality.
Graduate education at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
Bring your ideas for hands-on learning in virtually any topic in science and engineering, using a range of equipment from 3D printers to Virtual Reality.
Help develop activities in the lab or field visits, or for your guest lecture(s) and work with an experienced intern faculty partner – many opportunities to explore your ideas in this agronomy course.
Many opportunities to explore your ideas in this interdisciplinary agronomy course that is part of the core for the global health major.
An opportunity to work with an experienced faculty partner at a diverse, teaching-focused institution, and develop materials for general chemistry topics.
Get experience with teaching hands-on learning at a diverse, open-enrollment institution.
Bring your ideas for improving student learning in introductory psychology. An internship at Madison College offers experience in a teaching-focused, diverse institution that can directly translate to your future career goals.
Bring your ideas and get experience with diverse students at a teaching-focused institution. All science backgrounds welcome – this is a freshman-level Chemistry course.
Consider retooling a lecture or lab topic, and guest teaching, using a teaching approach that interests you. Great opportunity to connect with an undergraduate-focused campus.
A freshman engineering design course, InterEgr170, will have a large group lecture once a week, and this opportunity involves creating interactive large lecture activities and assessments to promote student learning.
This is a great opportunity to engage with development of a flipped class by considering which activities are effective, both for students’ perception and the achievement of learning outcomes.