CUPE 3902 Unit 1 Teaching Assistant: Current Postings
Summer 2025
Fall/Winter 2025-2026
- ENG100H1S - Effective Writing - STG
- ENG100H1S - Effective Writing - STG
- ENG102H1F - Literature & the Sciences - STG
- ENG202H1F - Introduction to British Literature - STG
- ENG210H1S - Introduction to the Novel - STG
- ENG215H1S - Canadian Short Story - STG
- ENG215H1S - Canadian Short Story - STG
- ENG220H1F - Introduction to Shakespeare - STG
- ENG220H1S - Introduction to Shakespeare - STG
- ENG237H1F - Science Fiction - STG
- ENG239H1S - Fantasy & Horror - STG
- ENG252H1F - Introduction to Canadian Literature - STG
- ENG252H1S - Introduction to Canadian Literature - STG
- ENG254H1S - Introduction to Indigenous Literatures - STG
- ENG254H1S - Introduction to Indigenous Literatures - STG
- ENG287H1S - The Digital Text - STG
- ENG289H1F - Introduction to Creative Writing - STG
- ENG289H1S - Introduction to Creative Writing - STG
- ENG323H1F - Austen & her Contemporaries - STG
- ENG100H5F - Effective Writing - UTM
- ENG100H5S - Effective Writing - UTM
- ENG101H5S - How to Read Critically - UTM
- ENG102H5F - How to Research Literature - UTM
- ENG107H5F - Literature & AI - UTM
- ENG110H5F - Narrative - UTM
- ENG110H5S - Narrative - UTM
- ENG202H5F - British Literature in the World I: Medieval to 18th Century - UTM
- ENG203H5S - British Literature in the World II: Romantic to Contemporary - UTM
- ENG215H5S - Canadian Short Story - UTM
- ENG223H5F - Introduction to Shakespeare - UTM
- ENG236H5F - Detective Fiction - UTM
- ENG237H5S - Science Fiction - UTM
- ENG238H5F - Fantasy Literature - UTM
- ENG255H5F - Introduction to Canadian Literature - UTM
- ENG263H5F - Play & Games - UTM
- ENG263H5S - Play & Games - UTM
- ENG279H5F - History of Video Games - UTM
- ENG280H5S - Critical Approaches to Literature - UTM
- ENG291H5S - Reading for Creative Writing - UTM
- ENGA01H3F - What is Literature? - UTSC
- ENGA03H3F - Introduction to Creative Writing - UTSC
- ENGA10H3F - Literature & Film for our Time: Visions & Revisions - UTSC
- ENGB27H3F - Charting Literary History I - UTSC
- FLMA70H3F - How to Read a Film - UTSC
- FLMB75H3F - Cinema & Modernity - UTSC
- ENGA11H3S - Literature & Film for our Time: Dawn of the Digital - UTSC
- ENGA11H3S - Literature & Film for our Time: Dawn of the Digital - UTSC
- ENGB28H3S - Charting Literary History II - UTSC
- ENGB35H3S - Children's Literature - UTSC
- ENGB340H3S - Video Games & Literature - UTSC
General Information
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Employee Self-Service (ESS) (For payroll information and to download T4s
Forms
- HR & Equity Forms
- TA Forms (To be completed and submitted with signed letter of offer to the English TA Office)
- Incoming PhD and MA in Creative Writing Students Request for Information Form (February 19, 2025)
Inter-Campus Travel Reimbursement
UTM
2 options for reimbursement (note: TAs must choose only one method of reimbursement).
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Collect TA shuttle tickets from Sabrin Mohamed, Assistant to the Chair (edassist.utm@utoronto.ca; MN 5284), or Megan Janssen, Undergraduate Advisor (edadvisor.utm@utoronto.ca; MN 5250). TAs can collect 10 (ten) tickets at a time. They sign for each set they pick up.
Julia Sturge, Program Assistant (eng.assist@utoronto.ca; JHB 602), provides TAs with their first two shuttle tickets to UTM.
Here is the form for option 1: 
TTC Token/UTM Shuttle Reimbursement Form
TTC Token/UTM Shuttle Reimbursement Form-
TAs can get reimbursed at the end of the term for the equivalent value of the shuttle ticket (2ways/day=$14). TAs who choose to pay for their shuttle tickets themselves, or who decide to drive, or who take public transportation can keep a record of their travel to campus and have it signed by their supervisor at the end of the term. TAs return the signed forms to Sabrin Mohamed.
- Here are the forms for option 2:
- TTC Token/UTM Shuttle Reimbursement Form
- (only columns A-C need to be filled out; everything else can be left blank)
UTSC
TAs who take the TTC to UTSC each week are reimbursed at the end of term, when they complete the attached forms Ann-Marie Scott, Business Officer (annmarie.scott@utoronto.ca, HW 331).
Here are the forms to be filled out: