Experimental College

So you want to teach an ExCo, which is awesome. You should find a category below which describes your situation. If you have any questions please feel free to email us anytime, or stop by our office hours which can be found here.

Important

• You also will need to set up an interview. You can do this by swinging by our office after the deadline and signing up outside our door for an interview time.
• To better understand the instructor responsibilities and what we require of instructors, please take a look at the important dates, deadlines, and responsibilities of current instructors .

New Instructor, New Class

You've never taught an ExCo before and, appropriately, this class has never been taught before. Welcome!

1. Read the new course proposal guidelines.
2. Fill out a New Course Application.
3. Fill out an Instructor Application.
4. Read the Budget Information Sheet and fill out a Budget Request Form if your course will need money.
5. Hand in a copy of your syllabus (see How to Write a Syllabus)
6. Supply two recommendations:
   • If you are a student, supply one Faculty Recommendation and one General Recommendation.
   • Otherwise, please supply two General Recommendations.
7. Sign up for an interview time outside the ExCo Office door. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime by emailing exco@oberlin.edu, or stop by our office in Wilder 302 during our office hours.

New Instructor, Old Class

You've never taught an ExCo before but this class has been taught before (by somebody else).

1. Fill out a Course Renewal Application.
2. Fill out an Instructor Application.
3. Read the Budget Information Sheet and fill out a Budget Request Form if your course will need money.
4. Hand in a copy of your syllabus (see How to Write a Syllabus )
5. Supply two recommendations:
   • If you are a student, supply one Faculty Recommendation and one General Recommendation.
   • Otherwise, please supply two General Recommendations.
6. Sign up for an interview time outside the ExCo Office door. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime by emailing exco@oberlin.edu, or stop by our office in Wilder 302 during our office hours.

Old Instructor, New Class

You've taught an ExCo before but this class has never been taught before.

1. Read the new course proposal guidelines.
2. Fill out a New Course Application.
3. Fill out an Instructor Application.
4. Read the Budget Information Sheet and fill out a Budget Request Form if your course will need money.
5. Hand in a copy of your syllabus (see How to Write a Syllabus )
6. Sign up for an interview time outside the ExCo Office door. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime by emailing exco@oberlin.edu, or stop by our office in Wilder 302 during our office hours.

Old Instructor, Old Class

You've taught an ExCo before and this class has been taught before (by you). If you've been an instructor before, but you're teaching a class that you've never taught before, you must also fill out an Instructor application specific to the course you are teaching.

1. Fill out a Course Renewal Application.
2. Read the Budget Information Sheet and fill out a Budget Request Form if your course will need money.
3. Hand in a copy of your syllabus (see How to Write a Syllabus )
4. Sign up for an interview time outside the ExCo Office door. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime by emailing exco@oberlin.edu, or stop by our office in Wilder 302 during our office hours.