Meet the Course & Curriculum Support Team!

You may find the following useful as you prepare for your course and encounter issues after you have begun teaching. Most headings below are links to the relevant websites. Refer also to the Statistics Instructor Handbook for a comprehensive guide to instruction resources (pdf located at the bottom of this page) or email us at stat-enrollments@berkeley.edu.

Academic Calendar

The Academic Calendar will help you know when Instruction begins and ends, and when holidays are scheduled.

bCourses, Course Websites, and Course Materials from Previous Semesters

 

• bcourses is UC Berkeley's web-based learning environment. It enables instructors and GSIs to create course websites that extend teaching and learning activities outside the classroom.
• The SCF provides support, including a standard template, for setting up a public-facing course website at statXYZ.berkeley.edu.
• Training workshops are often available through Research, Teaching, and Learning (RTL). See workshop schedule for upcoming events.
• The Statistics Department maintains an archive of course materials (in many cases from bCourses sites) from previous courses taught in the department. This material may be useful to instructors as they prepare their courses.

Cal Central

Cal Central

• View your class roster and get student emails. This is also where you will submit midterm and final grades.
• Job aids are available here.

Center for Teaching and Learning

The Center for Teaching and Learning partners with units across campus to promote evidence-based teaching and learning strategies and support the professional development of faculty, students, and staff as educators.

The Center for Teaching & Learning New Faculty Guide includes essential information and practical tips to support new faculty during their first semester of teaching.

• Resources
• Confidential Consultations
• Programs and Fellowships

Class Schedule

Class Schedule

• Schedule, enrollment and wait list data available. Filter by semester first.

Disabled Students Program

Resources for Faculty

Proctoring

FAQs

Accommodation Terms and Assistive Technology

General Assignment Classrooms

• Classroom Descriptions and Photos: Review photos and features of general assignment classrooms. The room change requests deadline is usually by the end of the second week of classes. Let the department schedulers (stat-enrollments@berkeley.edu) know if you need to request a change as soon as possible.
• The SCF has prepared guidance on recording class sessions and presenting remotely from GA classrooms.

• Report problems with general assignment classrooms, including broken furniture, missing chalk, faulty equipment, etc. as follows:

Issue or Question	Who To Contact	Hours Available	Contact Information
AV/Technology	Educational Technology Services (ETS)	8:00am to 5:00pm	(510) 643-8637
Classroom Issues (lockout, maintenance, etc.)	Office of the Registrar		(510) 643-7490 hotline@berkeley.edu
Classroom (lockout, maintenance, etc.)	Facilities Services	7:30am - 5:00pm	(510) 642-1032

Research, Teaching, and Learning (RTL)

RTL Website

Instructional Support Request Forms and Links

Audio, Video, and Other Services including:

• Technical Consulting; and Training Components.
• Youtube, Course Capture 
• Computer Instructional Facilities
• Instructional Equipment Checkout
• General Assignment Classroom A/V support

Note: RTL does not support technology in department space (3rd floor classrooms). Contact the SCF for technology support in department space.

Library Information for Faculty and Instructors

Library Information

• Information about placing materials on course reserve, course readings in bCourses, and more.

Mental Health Handbook for Faculty, Staff, and GSIs

Gold Folder

• The Gold Folder is a good quick guide to review before the semester begins.

Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination

The Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination (OPHD) has the specific responsibility for providing prompt and effective responses to all complaints of sex discrimination or harassment for faculty, staff and students.

• The Office also responds to concerns from faculty and students regarding other forms of discrimination as covered by University Nondiscrimination policies-- such as, age, religion, national origin, etc.

Police (UCPD)

• 1 Sproul Hall
• Emergencies dial 911
• Emergencies from a cell phone dial (510) 642-3333
• Non-emergency line 24-hours (515) 642-6760

The Center for Student Conduct

The Center for Student Conduct

• 203 Sproul Hall | 510-643-9069 | studentconduct@berkeley.edu
• If you encounter academic integrity issues in your class, refer to tips, policies, and procedures on the Student Conduct website.

Students of Concern Committee

Students of Concern Committee

• You can submit a CARE Report if you are concerned about the personal, physical and emotional well-being of a student.
• When to Refer a Student

Syllabus Development

COCI Checklist for Syllabus Development: this checklist is intended to support faculty in syllabus development. It includes explanations for the kind of information COCI expects to see in a syllabus, and best practices. 

Syllabus Design Resources on Center for Teaching and Learning Website including syllabus templates and example syllabi statements to promote inclusion, academic integrity, and wellness.