CBL Teaching Assistants
Students serve as CBL Teaching Assistants within CBL-designated courses to offer faculty critical support for coordinating student community engagement experiences and quality service. Taken during the semester when they are serving as TAs, students take a 1 credit TA course. This course provides TAs with support, instruction, and professional development. The course prepares TAs to lead discussions, support students in bridging understanding between course materials and community engagement, communicate best practices when working with community members, provide follow-up assistance for students regarding community-engagement responsibilities and tasks, and assist professors in creating reflection activities and assignments. The course also provides students with a unique opportunity to develop professionally, engage more deeply with the community, and collaborate closely with a faculty member. Students will be provided with a certification of completion after they successfully fulfill all the course requirements.
Sascha Goluboff
Director of Community-Based Learning and Professor of Cultural Anthropology
- Hopkins House 207
Alessandra Del Conte Dickovick
Associate Director of Community-Based Learning
- Hopkins House 204
Bethany Ozorak
Associate Director of Community-Based Learning
- P: 540-458-4130
- E: bozorak@wlu.edu
- Hopkins House 201
Office of Community-Based Learning
- P: 540-458-8386
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Washington and Lee University
Hopkins House
120 W Nelson St
Lexington, Virginia 24450