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Teaching Fellows Guidebook 2011-2012 - Campbell University

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made up during the next summer. See the Sample Letter Format that must be used to<br />

submit such requests. 6<br />

• Complete the required number of service to the community hours per semester<br />

year (5 hours).<br />

• Complete the sophomore paid internship (30 hours minimum).<br />

• Attend the required number of cultural arts and multicultural events per semester<br />

(3 cultural/multicultural events per semester with at least 1 of them multicultural).<br />

• Enroll in the appropriate Cohort Seminar Class and Leadership Seminar Series<br />

per semester.<br />

• Participate in at least 3 <strong>Teaching</strong> <strong>Fellows</strong> Leadership Council committees prior to<br />

graduation.<br />

• Participate in the cohort study abroad experience, field trips, and mini courses.<br />

• Participate in all required professional enhancement experiences including at least<br />

one professional conference, a paid internship, and experiences designed to enhance<br />

immersion into the profession.<br />

• Participate in <strong>Teaching</strong> <strong>Fellows</strong> social events and mentor activities.<br />

• Participate in all summer activities as outlines by the policies of the <strong>Teaching</strong><br />

<strong>Fellows</strong> Commission.<br />

• Obtain the Director’s signature on the off-campus credit form for courses taken at<br />

other institutions.<br />

• Follow the guidelines and information as outlined in the <strong>Campbell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />

<strong>Teaching</strong> <strong>Fellows</strong> Guide.<br />

• Maintain a calendar of events as conveyed in all monthly calendars, letters, etc.<br />

• Maintain a campus e-mail account and forwarding permanent address.<br />

• Adhere to all established deadlines.<br />

ADMISSION TO TEACHER EDUCATION, PRACTICUM PLACEMENT, AND ADMISSION<br />

TO STUDENT TEACHING<br />

<strong>Fellows</strong> should make their application for admission<br />

to Teacher Education during the first semester of the<br />

sophomore year.<br />

Admission to Teacher Education<br />

• <strong>Fellows</strong> must successfully pass the PPST in reading, mathematics, and writing<br />

during their sophomore year or be exempted from PPST based on the SAT or ACT<br />

scores because <strong>Fellows</strong> must be accepted into Teacher Education by the end of<br />

the first semester of the junior year. Any Fellow in the first semester of the junior<br />

year who is not admitted into a Teacher Education program by the deadline for<br />

Student Special Requests for the Fall Commission meeting should submit a Student<br />

6 North Carolina <strong>Teaching</strong> <strong>Fellows</strong> Commission. (1998). Policy Manual. Policy 30.4<br />

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