The Delta Program engages graduate students and postdocs in professional development in teaching, mentoring, outreach and advising.
Effective and Inclusive Teaching & Mentoring
Support the learning of all students in the classroom and beyond through evidence-based practices.
Career Preparation
Demonstrate experience, gain skills, and develop job application materials.
Community of Educators
Join a community that is committed to advancing effective teaching.
Hear From Our Alumni
Tess
Assistant Professor of Biology at Salem State University: "Inclusive teaching is a main area of my scholarly activity as a professor on the tenure-track, and my Delta internship project definitely set me on that path."
Eduardo
Ph.D. Candidate, Agricultural and Applied Economics: "The Delta program really hammers on the importance of active learning. The cool thing is that the courses and workshops provide a good deal of examples of how to do it."
Gerald Soosairaj
Assistant Teaching Professor in Computer Science and Engineering at University of California, San Diego: "I am and always will be grateful to all the people associated with the Delta program."
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Upcoming Events:
Teaching Citational Practice: A Critical Feminist Approach
Getting Hired at a Community College: Tips and Strategies from Faculty on Hiring Panels
Inclusive Teaching Workshop
Creating an Individual Development Plan (IDP)
Understanding Levers of Change in Academia
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusive Teaching in the Community College Setting
Delta Program
The Delta Program promotes the development of a future national faculty in the natural and social sciences, engineering, and mathematics that is committed to advancing effective teaching practices for diverse student audiences.
CIRTL Network
The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching, and Learning (CIRTL) seeks to enhance excellence in STEM undergraduate education through development of a national faculty committed to implementing evidence-based teaching practices for diverse learners.
Graduate School
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Graduate School sets university-wide standards and policies for graduate education, serves a special advocacy and communication role, promotes diversity initiatives, and otherwise augments the margin of excellence.