Psychology One Teaching Fellows
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is on the Psych One teaching team?
For the 2025-2026 academic year, the teaching team consists of:
What are my responsibilities?
For the 2025-2026 academic year, the teaching team consists of:
- Jamil Zaki (Fall Instructor)
- Laura Gwilliams (Winter Instructor)
- Ali Crum (Spring Instructor)
- Course Coordinator: Jennifer Randall Crosby
- Administrative Assistant: Allison Argueta
- A team of graduate and undergraduate Teaching Fellows
What are my responsibilities?
- Teach 2 sections per week. In the Fall, one section is co-taught in undergrad/grad pairs and one section is taught solo. In the second quarter (Winter or Spring), 2 sections are taught solo.
- Attend every our weekly team meeting, Fridays 12:00 - 1:00PM
- Attend every lecture, M/W/F 10:30 - 11:50AM
- Attend your own 2 office hours
- Maintain section attendance and participation grades as well as student correspondence and outreach
- Grade writing assignments designed to assess important course learning goals
What kind of training would I receive?
What is co-teaching all about?
Team-teaching allows TFs to learn from one another's strengths. Graduate and undergraduate TFs are a tremendous resource to one another. Graduate TFs usually have more experiences in Psychology, while undergraduate TFs have actually been through Psych One at Stanford.
Do I get academic credit for teaching?
Undergraduate TFs register for Psych 182 to receive course credit for participation in the Psych One Program. Graduate TFs can register for Psych 282.
Do I need to be a Psychology major?
No! We've frequently had folks with other major as undergraduate TFs. While Psychology PhD students have priority for spots as graduate TFs, there are sometimes opportunities for non-Psychology PhD students as well.
How to get involved:
- A day-long orientation will be held on the Friday before the start of fall quarter
- Weekly meetings will provide ongoing training
- Online resources, including sample lesson plans, activities, video clips, discussion questions, and articles on teaching
- Section visits by Jennifer at least once per quarter to provide support and feedback
What is co-teaching all about?
Team-teaching allows TFs to learn from one another's strengths. Graduate and undergraduate TFs are a tremendous resource to one another. Graduate TFs usually have more experiences in Psychology, while undergraduate TFs have actually been through Psych One at Stanford.
Do I get academic credit for teaching?
Undergraduate TFs register for Psych 182 to receive course credit for participation in the Psych One Program. Graduate TFs can register for Psych 282.
Do I need to be a Psychology major?
No! We've frequently had folks with other major as undergraduate TFs. While Psychology PhD students have priority for spots as graduate TFs, there are sometimes opportunities for non-Psychology PhD students as well.
How to get involved:
- Contact Psych One at [email protected]
- Applications for the 2025-26 academic year are now closed.