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The Office for Faculty Affairs welcomes and orients new faculty to DU; coordinates faculty development programs across campus; serves as a central resource for information about faculty and faculty policies; supports deans and department leaders with searches, hiring, retention, and advancement; assists faculty with grievances; offers programs to orient new academic leaders; supports programs to improve teaching; and works with departments, colleges, and other offices to enhance faculty experiences. We work with academic leaders across campus to enhance DU’s efforts to support faculty
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Faculty affairs News and Updates
Coffee, Cocktails, and Community: The Rebecca Chopp Grand Market and Faculty Perks in the Community Commons
On Monday March 29, we gathered to celebrate the Rebecca Chopp Grand Central Market and Chopp scholars. We share the Chancellor Emeritus Rebecca Chopp video in which Rebecca...
You Rock! Update
The You Rock! list of Awardees has been updated for January 2021 and is posted on the They Rock! page, which catalogs and celebrates past awardees. To learn more about You Rock!...
Mentoring Matters
Photo by Ashkan Forouzani on Unsplash By Alison Staudinger, Director of Faculty Development & Career Advancement, and Heather Martin, Faculty Fellow for Mentoring Initiatives...
Faculty Flourishing: Tips from the Sustainable Strategies Workshop Series
Faculty life is increasingly hectic, and it can be difficult to carve out space to prioritize what is most important to your flourishing and growth. The Sustainable Strategies...
Grief Part 1: Metabolizing Grief
Photo by Polina Zimmerman from Pexels By Kate Willink, Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs Before you know kindness as the deepest thing inside, you must know sorrow as the other...
Grief Part 3: Navigating the Coordinates of Racism, Sexism, and Gun Violence in the GPS of America
Photo by Irina Anastasiu from Pexels By Christina H. Paguyo, Ph.D. When I first heard about the racist, sexist attacks in Atlanta and the white domestic terrorist now charged...