The capstone experience to the Tech to Teaching certificate program is only available to program participants who have successfully completed the foundations level of the Tech to Teaching program. The capstone requires students to have arranged a mentored teaching experience, which might include co-teaching a course, developing a workshop series in your department, or serving as instructor of record and delivering your own course.

You may register for 3-hours of academic credit through CETL 8718 or elect the non-credit option if you do not want to earn academic credit. The teaching arrangements must be made prior to registering for the capstone. Contact the Tech to Teaching program faculty if you need assistance arranging a teaching opportunity.

What is your status?
Which capstone pathway are you requesting?
In what cohort will you participate?
In addition to teaching or co-teaching, all capstone participants must be part of a cohort that meets regularly throughout the experience. These sessions are used for peer feedback and additional exploration of teaching and learning topics of interest. The cohort requirement can be fulfilled through participation in the CTL capstone cohort or through a department-sponsored cohort. Departments with cohorts may include: Psychology, ECE, ME, MSE, BME, AE, ISYE. Participants in departmental cohorts will still receive feedback on teaching from CTL faculty.
In what semester do you plan to complete the capstone?
Schedule Confirmation
The meeting time for the CTL capstone seminar is scheduled around the participants' availability. You will receive an email from CTL requesting all days/times that you would be available to meet for the capstone seminar meeting. Because scheduling a common seminar time is extremely challenging, please be generous with your time and prompt with your response to this request.
Status and Experience
Questions
Are you co-teaching or instructor of record?
Your teaching mentor should be a faculty member from your discipline who can provide guidance and feedback about teaching