CRLT-Engin Careers

CRLT-Engin is pleased to announce that we are accepting applications for an open position.  This is an exciting opportunity to join a vibrant, collaborative Center with extensive partnerships on teaching and learning across the College of Engineering (CoE) and beyond.

• Position description:
  • Program and Event Administrator (posting number: 226995)
• How to apply: Please visit the U-M Careers website (http://careers.umich.edu) and search for the Job Opening ID (a direct link is also included below). If you have questions please contact, Tershia Pinder-Grover at tpinder@umich.edu.
  • Program and Event Administrator (posting number: 226995) 

Established in 2004, the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching in Engineering (CRLT-Engin) represents a partnership between the College of Engineering and the CRLT. Founded in 1962, CRLT was the first teaching center in the United States and CRLT supports all 19 schools and colleges at the University of Michigan. The College of Engineering is ranked 6th and 7th nationally for undergraduate and graduate education respectively with over 7,400 undergraduate students and over 3,350 graduate students. CRLT-Engin customizes its evidence-based programs and services to collaborate with 540 faculty and over 500 student instructors each term.

• CRLT-Engin mission, vision, values: pdf link here
• CRLT-Engin staff directory and CRLT-Engin organizational chart: Links to staff directory and organizational chart
• CRLT about page: See CRLT website, including the CRLT Welcome book 
• Relevant terms and acronyms:
  • CoE – College of Engineering
  • CRLT-Engin – Center for Research on Learning and Teaching in Engineering
  • STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

This section describes the typical consultant search process and provides a high-level review of the timing and the goals for each stage of the hiring process.

• Goals for each stage of the hiring process: link to goals

Below we invite you to explore several websites that highlight a range of information about living in the vicinity of Ann Arbor, MI and working at the University of Michigan.

• See the U-M Human Resources webpage for various links about living and working in Ann Arbor. Has some links with child-related activities and resources.
  
• The Medical School has a nice webpage, including a pdf of recommendations for 24 hours in Ann Arbor.
• The International Center’s list is pretty comprehensive and includes many things including housing, healthcare, childcare/public schools, and entertainment.
• Destination Ann Arbor describes options for travelers on where to stay and what to do.

• A curated list of identity-based resources: Forthcoming
  • See a comprehensive guide to Ann Arbor area churches, synagogues, and religious fellowships.
  • Social Identity Communities: Forthcoming
    
• Resources for moving to Ann Arbor
  • See a map of the Ann Arbor Neighborhoods, including school information.
  • See the Ann Arbor Observer (includes local events for adults, kids, from music to lectures to nature to religious).
  • Campus maps:
    
    • University Maps: link here
    • Parking on North Campus: pdf here