FACULTY AFFAIRS
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
R1 Survey Report
Back in the days when dinosaurs roamed and we were not all responding to COVID crises, the Faculty Senate and VPFA collaborated to do an R1 faculty survey. Here is a summary of...
Faculty Onboarding
Since January, a group of us have been meeting with the goal of improving our new faculty onboarding process and coordinating between units, departments, and university offices...
FSSN – Faculty & Staff Support Network
Since last September, a group of us have been meeting to create a process and set of resources for faculty, staff, and academic leaders to express concern about faculty and staff...
You Rock!
In April, we collaborated with HRIC and Chancellor Haefner to announce the You Rock! Awards, which “promote a culture of appreciation and recognition that is more immediate and...
Best Practices: Faculty Offboarding
As we know, preparing to retire is a huge identity transition for faculty. In AY 20-21, we will be collaborating with HRIC and the Symposium group MOARS to improve programming...
Best Practices: Instilling Equity and Inclusion in Departmental Practices
In April, we held an EAB workshop, “Instilling Equity and Inclusion in Departmental Practices.” There were a wealth of best practices and resources shared. Given this training...