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About the Graduate Reading Group

Each semester, the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning sponsors a Graduate Reading Group. The group meets three to four times over the course of the semester to discuss the chosen book. We'll provide the book and the lunch; you come with thoughts and questions.

Please note: CETL reading groups exist to foster dialogue among UM instructors about important issues in higher education teaching and learning. The views expressed in the selected books are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily represent the views of CETL staff.

Fall 2026

This semester, the Graduate Reading Group will tackle the book , by David Gooblar. Registered graduate students will receive a paperback copy of the book.

The Fall 2026 Graduate Reading Group will meet at Hill Hall 117 on the following Fridays from 12:00-1:00 pm:

• September 18
• October 9
• November 13

Pizza will be provided for lunch. 

This semester, members of the reading group are also invited to attend a breakfast and conversation with the book’s author, David Gooblar, on Wednesday, September 23 at 10:00 am in Hill Hall 117. 

Join us to learn more about college teaching and connect with fellow graduate TAs, instructors, and aspiring educators. Register by Friday, August 28.