This Zoom-based workshop will include prompts and support for faculty who want to write a COVID-19 impact statement to be included in annual or consequential (tenure, promotion, reappointment) processes. Designed as a working session, participants will have plenty of time to draft or create an outline of statements, with faculty facilitators available for different ranks, series, and […]
This Zoom-based workshop will include prompts and support for faculty who want to write a COVID-19 impact statement to be included in annual or consequential (tenure, promotion, reappointment) processes. Designed as a working session, participants will have plenty of time to draft or create an outline of statements, with faculty facilitators available for different ranks, […]
Many faculty are seeking ways to prepare for leadership positions in a time-effective manner, and to learn leadership skills and concepts that can be useful in their everyday faculty lives. This training, on March 11th, from 12:00 to 3:00 pm has been designed for faculty who wish to prepare for academic leadership positions in the […]
Early career faculty are pulled in numerous, often competing directions during their first years on the job. Consequently, many end up surrendering their long-term goals and aspirations at the expense of short-term demands. Whether volunteering for numerous committees, taking on more student mentees, and/or trying to jumpstart research, it can be easy to lose sight […]
Chairs and Program Directors often step into their roles without proper orientation or training on how to understand and manage the financial health of their departments or programs in a strategic manner. In today’s complex environment marked by hurdles like leadership transitions, budget cuts, restructures, and challenges with faculty and staff retention, it is more […]
Guest speakers include: Noah Finkelstein and Sarah Andrews, DU Boulder, and is intended for an all campus audience.
Chairs spend significant time writing letters to review or support their faculty, but are rarely trained to do this work. This workshop invites existing and potential future chairs to consider how to write effective letters for reviews and other common tasks. Great for new chairs, but also plenty for experienced chairs to gain by reflecting […]
The new faculty FLC is a place for faculty who started at DU in any full-time capacity in the last two years to connect with peers and discuss their experiences. Schedule and readings here On Zoom for now!
Guest speaker will be Dr. Kim Case, from Virginia Commonwealth University, and is intended for an all campus audience, followed by DEAP and Work Equity committee session. Watch Now: https://mediaspace.du.edu/media/Making+the+Invisible+Visible+and+ValuedA+Understanding+the+Interactions+of+Faculty+Workload+Equity+and+DEI/1_b8h8yr7g
Guest speaker will be Dr. Kim Case from Virginia Commonwealth University, and is intended for an all campus audience, followed by DAT and Task Force session. Watch Now: https://mediaspace.du.edu/media/2022+-+Recognizing+and+rewarding+inclusive+teaching+in+the+evaluation+process/1_1qgl7bfa
April 18 | Provost Conference Series: Keynote: Journey to R1, Now What? Click here for our complete R1 Calendar
April 18 | 3:00-4:00 pm Provost Conference Series: PIF Intro 101 Click here for our entire R1 Calendar