This spring, the Center for Faculty Success is offering a Mid-Career Faculty Success Community (FSC) Group aimed at faculty who have been awarded tenure and newly promoted to associate professor (within the last 3-4 years). The FSC group, facilitated by Dr. Christine Kephart, will help faculty moving into mid-career map out their scholarly and writing … Read More
Join the Center for Faculty Success and University Academic Affairs for this discussion of promotion to Distinguished Professor. Featured speakers will be Angela Mullis, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs … Read More
Join us for an insightful panel discussion featuring a distinguished group of deans as they share their expertise on effective academic leadership. Deans Juli Wade, Alberto Cuitino, Laura Lawson, and … Read More
Join Us for an Interactive Leadership Development Session! The Center for Faculty Success, in partnership with the Office of Academic Leadership, invites you to register for an engaging and insightful … Read More
Please join us for this Spring NTT professional development event hosted by the Center for Faculty Success, which will involve an informational session on leadership programs and networking opportunities for … Read More
Join this workshop to discuss and explore your faculty career at the midcareer stage. What do you want to do with your faculty career? How does your career now fit, … Read More
Date: Thursday, May 22, 2025 - 8:30am Event Location: Richard Weeks Hall of Engineering (Busch Campus) The Rutgers Active Learning Symposium (RALS) is a day of discussions, presentations, panels, and … Read More
Peer review of teaching is an important part of the advancement, reappointment, and promotion process for instructors of all ranks. This workshop is primarily designed to prepare reviewers tasked with … Read More
Please join us for our annual Welcome Back Breakfast for Chairs. We hope to see all Chairs for the breakfast and a leadership discussion with the Provost. Following breakfast, we will have a day of leadership development workshops. All are invited, but new and recently new (within the past few years) Chairs are strongly encouraged to attend the full day.
Attend our NCFDD-led virtual workshop to identify limiting beliefs about faculty mentoring, establish a needs-based framework for mentoring, and create a plan to expand your current network.