Call for 2013 Teaching Proposals

Submit your ideas online by November 1, 2012

Before you start your electronic proposal

Plan your submission before you begin filling out the form. Have your information ready . Do not look ahead to preview the form or complete questions out of order, as you will not be able to "back up" to a previous section to complete. You may keep a section open as long as you need - or even stop your session and come back to where you left off at a later date, but once you advance to a different section, you cannot re-visit a previous section. There are only 2 required sections: your personal information and 1 workshop. Each workshop idea is considered a separate section. At the end of each section, you will be given the option to add another workshop. If you decline submitting an additional workshop, your complete proposal will be submitted. You may submit up to 5 different workshop ideas.

Here's what you need to have ready:

Personal information: Contact information, short bio, 3 teaching references (name, phone and email)

For each workshop proposal: Working Title, format options (# hours per day, #days per week, preferred time for day), skill level, short narrative description, at least 3 teaching objectives, description of each day's activities, preliminary list of student owned supplies (required and optional), preliminary list and cost per person for materials supplied by instructor, equipment needed on site, personal equipment you expect to bring and use. Notes: PC-based, projection teaching stations with CD, DVD, flash drive and Internet are available in each classroom. A required, in-person tutorial is scheduled as part of staff orientation. Please indicate whether you will be using the teaching station, including sound needs.

Apply now to become an instructor at School of the Arts at Rhinelander

Complete an online form telling us about you and thoughts about possible workshops for the week of July 20 - 26, 2013. The information you provide will inform decisions about the workshop offerings for the 50th annual School of the Arts. We encourage you to submit multiple workshop ideas and invite you to share this call with other teaching professionals that you think could make a contribution to our curriculum.

For questions about the process, content of your proposal or technical difficulties, contact Lynn Tarnoff by phone: 608-890-1424 or email: ltarnoff@dcs.wisc.edu.

On behalf of the future participants in School of the Arts at Rhinelander, I thank you for considering this opportunity.  I look forward to receiving your workshop ideas.