For this Spotlight article, Teaching Innovation and Learning Technologies would like to highlight FHSU’s newest faculty.
New faculty are an important addition to our university, bringing new ideas, passions, and perspectives.
Teaching Innovation and Learning Technologies’ hosted on campus New Faculty Orientation from August 10th to August 14th.
On August 11th, new faculty were taken on a tour of campus. The following are some photos of the tour.
New faculty gather at the beginning of the campus tour outside of the Memorial Union.Dr. Paul Faber, Dean of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, meets with new faculty on the first floor of Rarick Hall.New faculty view a mural on the first floor of Rarick Hall.Nicole Frank, Faculty Development Coordinator, guiding new faculty around campus.Several of the new faculty passing by the fountain outside of Sheridan Hall.Dr. Mark Bannister, Dean of the Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship, provide faculty with an overview of McCartney Hall.Dr. Jeff Briggs, Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, gives new faculty a brief tour of the first floor of Albertson Hall.Debra Ludwig, Dean of Forsyth Library, introduces the library staff.New faculty socializing at the end of the campus tour.
Fort Hays State University is happy to welcome its new faculty.
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