Faculty Mentor Program
DESCRIPTION
The Faculty Mentor Program is a series of workshops designed to help faculty successfully balance their teaching, research, and service and to successfully navigate major milestones, such as achieving tenure, obtaining their first grant, or planning a sabbatical. Some presentations are held every year (such as Preparing Tri-Council Grants, or Developing a Teaching Dossier) but others vary from year to year.
2024-25 Series
Series Information
Upcoming Sessions
No session currently scheduled
Audience
Some topics apply specifically to tenure-track faculty, while others apply to all instructors, including tenured and/or part-time faculty.
Offered
Typically four to six sessions offered each year.
Topics Covered:
Promotion and tenure, developing a teaching dossier/teaching philosophy, running effective meetings, preparing Tri Council grants, preparing for sabbatical, tips for graduate supervision, and applying for promotion to full professor.
