28 Aug 2013, 10:00 to 12:00, McLennan Library Building, Room: MS-74
Professors are often asked by students to write reference letters for funding opportunities. This interactive session is designed to help you answer questions such as:
- Are you obliged to write a reference letter if asked by a student and how might you respond if you are not supportive?
- How much lead time should you expect in order to write a reference letter?
- What information should be provided by the student?
What are the key elements of a “good” reference letter and what pitfalls should be avoided?
To register for the workshop, click here and select “Register for the Graduate Workshop”
Associate Director, Learning Environments, Teaching and Academic Programs, Office of the Provost, McGill University. Focused on our physical and digital learning environments and the appropriate and effective use of technology in teaching and learning.