The Faculty Life series is designed to provide useful information for personal and professional growth for all faculty (career line and tenure line). These informal zoom meetings take place the first Wednesday of each month from 9:00am – 10:00am.
Promoting cross-campus communication, information sharing, and leadership development, this program invites academic leaders from across campus to gather and hear firsthand from University Leadership about relevant and timely information. The purpose of this series is primarily informational and agendas are usually designed with Chairs and Associate Deans in mind. While Deans are always welcome to […]
The RPT and Faculty Review Workshops are designed to assist the faculty member under review with (1) preparing materials and (2) understanding the process. This three-part workshop series is specifically designed for pre-tenure faculty members preparing for a formal review in the next academic year to give them adequate time to prepare. There will be three […]
The RPT and Faculty Review Workshops are designed to assist the faculty member under review with (1) preparing materials and (2) understanding the process. This three-part workshop series is specifically designed for pre-tenure faculty members preparing for a formal review in the next academic year to give them adequate time to prepare. There will be three workshops […]
This series provides a forum through which to build infrastructure and share best practices regarding several Associate Dean for Faculty responsibilities, including faculty conduct, RPT, Career-line Faculty reappointments and promotions, and grade complaints and academic misconduct appeals.
The Chairs Seminar Lunch Series is a time for professional development, information sharing, and cross-collaboration for academic chairs and program/school directors. While occasionally informational this series will have a strong emphasis on understanding processes and collaborative problem-solving.
These training sessions are designed for faculty who mentor graduate students. The training is also applicable to those who serve as research mentors to undergraduates, and faculty that do so are welcome to join. The Mentorship Training is based on a curriculum developed at the Center for the Improvement of Mentored Experiences in Research (CIMER) […]