TF Resources

 A.      EPS Preceptors

The preceptors, Esther James and Chloe Anderson, are here to help with all things teaching-related, including finding and securing a TF appointment, TF training, mid-semester surveys and observations, working with your course head, developing demos and activities, planning field trips, tracking down supplies, and much more.

 B.      Graduate Coordinator

Aimee Smith is your main contact for questions about requirements for your graduate degree, including teaching requirements.

 C.      Payroll Appointments Coordinator

Aimee Smith and Kathleen McCloskey can answer any payroll questions.

 D.      Administrative Coordinators

Maryorie Grande can provide information on room scheduling/access, keys, and supplies.

 E.       Course Head

The faculty member teaching your course.

 F.       Resident Deans

Each undergraduate student has an assigned resident dean who serves as a point of contact for academic or behavioral issues.

 G.      Accessible Education Office

Any students requesting accommodations are required to go through the AEO and provide the teaching staff with documentation. This website has information on the expectations for teaching staff regarding disabilities and accommodations and contact information if you have questions.

 H.      FAS Registrar

Visit the Faculty and Staff section of the registrar’s website for information on enrollment, sectioning, grading and exam policies. Under General Information, find student handbooks, the religious observation policy, and the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

 I.        Academic Technology Group (ATG)

ATG offers training on Canvas and other teaching-related technology. See the website for Canvas Office Hours and information on wikis and other tools.

 J.        Education Support Services

Recording, multimedia technology, and media production services for FAS. Contact ESS with concerns and projectors and computer systems in classrooms.

 K.      Science Center Maintenance Requests

If you have custodial or maintenance requests for the Science Center, fill out a work order on this website.

 L.       RoomBook

The RoomBook tool allows you to request classroom reservations for you sections, study sessions, and make-up exams.

 M.    Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning 

The Bok Center provides numerous options for teaching training and evaluation for graduate students, including lunchtime workshops, multi-day events at the beginning of the semester, and courses. You can also get help with your professional communication and teaching portfolios. Finally, they provide opportunities for microteaching, surveys, and observations. Students interested in teaching should consider the Teaching Certificate program.

 N.     Harvard College Writing Program 

The Writing Program is a useful resource for TFs in how to assign, teach, and grade writing. Students can schedule one-on-one tutorials and attend drop-in help sessions.

 O.     Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct 

The Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct (OAISC) consists of the Harvard College Administrative Board and the Honor Council. The Ad Board deals with academic records, petitions, and social misconduct. The Honor Council deals with concerns about academic integrity. Their websites have details on policies and reporting.

 P.      Counseling and Mental Health Services 

At CAMHS, students can receive comprehensive outpatient care for a variety of concerns, including anxiety, depression, stress, crisis management, transitional issues, grief, and eating, sexual, or relationship concerns.

 Q.     Center for Wellness and Heath Promotion

The Center for Wellness and Health Promotion offers programs for students, faculty, and staff designed to support wellbeing, including managing stress.