Upcoming TOC Seminars
Spring'25 schedule of seminars DROP DOWN MENU
| Sep. 1-27 | (Online Video) TOC Orientation, Internship Overview, & Program Updates
| Video Link to be emailed/texted |
| Sep. 22 | (Zoom Session) Choosing a Master's Program: 6:00-7:30pm
| Zoom link to be emailed/texted |
| Oct. 14 | (On Campus) CST Part I, Test Prep: 9:00am - 11:00pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1100) |
| Oct 14 | (On Campus) CST Part II, Test Prep: 11:30am - 1:30pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1100) |
| Oct. 22 | (On Campus) Mid-Semester Office Hours: 1:20 pm - 2:40 pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1116) |
| Oct. 27 | (On Campus) Educating All Students (EAS) Test Prep.: 1:20 pm - 2:40 pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1100) |
| Oct. 30 | MBK Teacher Opportunity Corps (TOC II) 2025 Cross University Summit Host: Dr. Anael Alson, Assistant Commissioner New York State Education Department | Camus Center & NAB (details to be announced) |
| Nov. 11 | (On-Campus) Supporting Students with Behavior Challenges: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1100) |
| Nov. 11 | (On-Campus) Panel: Interviewing Preparation & Practice: 1:20 pm - 2:40 pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1100) |
| Dec. 1-19 | (Online Video) The Kids We Lose: Response due 12/19/25
| Video response link to be emailed |
| May 13 th | (On Campus) End of Semester Celebration of Graduates: 5:00-6:30pm
| New Academic Building (NAB 1100) |
How TOC Seminars Matter
TOC Interns must attend at minimum, THREE seminars per semester, Throughout each semester, several seminars take place which provide participants with opportunities for professional development (PD).
- PD's offer a way for people to assess their own skills and abilities, consider aims in life, which are needed to actively set action steps to grow and realize your true potential.
- PD's are all about building your skill set and knowledge base for your field. So the TOC hosted and exclusive events, give emerging teachers a space to learn from experts and apply new knowledge and skills without the pressure of grades.
- PD's can help to expand and mature TOC scholars' teaching practice, to best serve school children and communities served during internships well in advance of student teaching, and also competitively position TOC graduates among hiring employers.
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TOC Interns must attend at minimum, THREE seminars per semester, Throughout each semester, several seminars take place which provide participants with opportunities for professional development (PD).
- PD's offer a way for people to assess their own skills and abilities, consider aims in life, which are needed to actively set action steps to grow and realize your true potential.
- PD's are all about building your skill set and knowledge base for your field. So the TOC hosted and exclusive events, give emerging teachers a space to learn from experts and apply new knowledge and skills without the pressure of grades.
- PD's can help to expand and mature TOC scholars' teaching practice, to best serve school children and communities served during internships well in advance of student teaching, and also competitively position TOC graduates among hiring employers.
TOC Interns must attend at minimum, THREE seminars per semester, Throughout each semester, several seminars take place which provide participants with opportunities for professional development (PD).
- PD's offer a way for people to assess their own skills and abilities, consider aims in life, which are needed to actively set action steps to grow and realize your true potential.
- PD's are all about building your skill set and knowledge base for your field. So the TOC hosted and exclusive events, give emerging teachers a space to learn from experts and apply new knowledge and skills without the pressure of grades.
- PD's can help to expand and mature TOC scholars' teaching practice, to best serve school children and communities served during internships well in advance of student teaching, and also competitively position TOC graduates among hiring employers.