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FACULTY DEVELOPERS PROJECT
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Faculty Developers Project
Supported by the UW System Office of Professional & Instructional
Development (OPID), the Faculty Developers Project is intended to
improve the quality of faculty development services offered at campuses
across the UW system. In order to accomplish this, the project focuses
on providing training, networking, communication, and resources
for those faculty and staff (the "faculty developers")
providing these services on their campuses.
The project currently involves 4 elements:
- Determining the needs of faculty developers;
- Creating & collecting of materials/resources for faculty developers;
- Holding meetings, trainings, and/or conferences for faculty
developers; and
- Disseminating materials to, and facilitating ongoing communication
among, faculty developers.
It endeavors to support a wide array of activities designed to
assist faculty in performing their professional duties. In the
UW system, faculty development activities have often focused on
promoting the improvement of teaching and learning. However, these
activities also include assistance with research and grants. In
many cases, academic staff are also included in these activities.
The menu at left provides an extensive collection of faculty
development programs, activities and other resources available
to faculty developers within the UW System.
How
do I contribute a resource?
Just send an email to: Jim Robinson, Project Director
robinson@uwp.edu
Please include either the full URL (web address) of the link you
would like to see added, along with the category you think it
fits best, or the full document which you would like to have posted
(as an email attachment).
If you are contributing a document (or other resource in electronic
form such as a powerpoint presentation), it should be one which
you have authored or produced yourself. If you are not the author,
we ask you to include permission for posting from the author(s)
or ask them to email it to us themselves.
And thank you for your contribution to this web site and to your
colleagues!
Who
do I contact with questions?
For additional assistance contact faculty
developers in the UW System.
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