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INTRODUCTION to the Graduate Program at UIC - Sociology 2025

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The document outlines a call for nominations of experienced teaching assistants (TAs) to serve as peer facilitators for the 2010 Campus-Wide TA Orientation. It details the compensation method, participation dates, and requirements for nominees, emphasizing the need for TAs with at least one year of experience and strong teaching performance.

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Begin by filling in your department or program name in the designated field. This helps identify your area of study.
Nominate TAs by entering their names and the number of semesters they have served as TAs. Ensure you provide accurate information for each nominee.
For each nominee, include their contact information, such as email address or phone number, to facilitate communication regarding their nomination.
If you have more than two nominees, attach an additional sheet as needed and ensure all details are clear and legible.
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INTRODUCTION to the Graduate Program at UIC - Sociology 2025

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