Substantive Content Creation (in coordination with course chair): Researches potential course topics; Prepares professional materials to include slides and presentations, literature reviews, briefing papers, and analysis; Proficiency with research software, ProQuest databases, and reference materials, in order to research and produce course materials; Contributes substantively to the design, development, and evaluation of courses, creates and implements polling applications, such as Survey Monkey and/or Qualtrics, analyzing data, and drafting reports on the findings; Facilitates classroom activities as appropriate, runs short course sections based on expertise, or serves as class facilitator when chair is temporarily unavailable; Attends local events to increase program-related knowledge to support chair and program development. Additionally, the Teaching Assistant supports course delivery duties to include preparing course materials administratively (i.e., photocopying, posting article links to FSILearn, etc.), preparing name tents, door signs, classroom preparation and clean up, audio-visual requests, GSO requests, coordination with program analyst on logistical arrangements (bus, field trips, etc.).