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Applications are only being accepted for Instructor positions in the following subjects: Bioscience & Biotechnology, Engineering. Stanford's Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY) seeks experienced graduate students, MAs, PhDs, post-docs, or others with similar backgrounds and teaching experience to teach courses to academically talented middle- and high-school students this summer at Stanford and abroad. Subject areas for Stanford programs include:
Subject areas for the International Program include:
Please refer to the full course listings for each program for a more detailed list and descriptions of the specific courses offered in Summer 2009. Note: EPGY instructors have the unique opportunity to develop their own course content within the general guidelines provided in the course descriptions; courses are intended for academic enrichment and they are taken without credit so there are no curriculum requirements. Though most courses are led by a single instructor, EPGY will consider hiring two instructors to team-teach some courses. Program Details Instructors are supported by undergraduate and graduate student teaching assistants. Each day consists of class time with an instructor from 9:00 am to 11:30 am (9:00 am to 12:00 pm for International Programs). In the afternoon, there is a three-hour study period led by the teaching assistants; this time is dedicated to individual assignments, small group work and projects. Instructors are expected to create activities and assignments for this afternoon study period, to provide mentorship and guidance for their TAs, and to meet with them on a regular basis. At the end of a course, instructors are responsible for providing evaluations of each student’s performance. Qualifications:
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