The All New Leaders retreat will cover topics and information that will be useful for new Deans, Associate Deans, Department Chairs and Program/Institute Directors as they begin their new leadership responsibilities.

The New Chairs Retreat is a continuation from the All New Administrators Retreat and will expand upon skills and strategies for being an effective chair.

The New Associate Deans Retreat is a continuation from the All New Administrators Retreat and will expand upon skills and strategies for being an effective Associate Dean.

The New Chairs Retreat is a continuation from the All New Administrators Retreat and will expand upon skills and strategies for being an effective chair.

The Office for Faculty hosts a New Faculty Orientation every August just prior to the beginning of the Fall semester. This event provides new faculty with valuable information, introduces them to Campus Leaders, and offers an opportunity to meet other new colleagues from across the University.

The New Chairs Check-in is a great opportunity for you to debrief after your first few weeks on the job. This session will allow you to share your experiences and ask any pressing questions you may have as you settle into your new role.

Each Fall, the University of Utah hosts a Faculty Soirée designed to welcome and celebrate our new faculty members! This special event is a wonderful opportunity for new faculty members to connect with key university leaders and engage with one another in a relaxed and friendly environment. Join us for a relaxing evening filled with […]

The Retreat to Recharge Fellowship recipients will present on their retreat to recharge activities and outcomes. As a reminder, the Retreat to Recharge Initiative provided funding to encourage groups of faculty to connect with one another beyond who we are as academics.

This training and discussion session is designed specifically for Department RPT Advisory Committee Chairs and will provide information regarding your responsibilities as DAC chair, strong practices for running RPT Committee meetings, managing the writing and revision of your committee’s reports, communicating with candidates, ensuring the required confidentiality, and more.

The Faculty Life series is designed to provide useful information for personal and professional growth for all faculty (career line and tenure line).

This in-person lunch provides Academic Leaders the opportunity to hear from and interact with Campus Leadership including President Taylor Randall, EVP Mitzi Montoya, and EVP Bob Carter.