Professional Development Opportunities
Professional Development Days
Held each semester, with nearly 300 faculty and staff in attendance. There is typically a wide verity of topics offered, and both on-ground and videoconference sessions available. Keynotes often feature national experts, while concurrent session presenters are generally University faculty and staff who submit proposals via a CFP process. Meals are typically provided, compliments of the University vice-president.
New Staff and Faculty Orientation
Provided each August, in both on-ground and asynchronous, online formats. Orientation includes necessary onboarding processes, as well as an introduction to university structure and platforms used for organizational work.
Book Talks
Held once each semester and are facilitated in panel format. Panelist are recruited from faculty and staff who have relevant experience and expertise. The faculty development team chooses the titles and have focused on tops such as creating engaging online courses, building relationships with students, scholarly productivity, and interdisciplinary writing.
TILTed Tech Mini-Conferences
Themed three-hour afternoon events held twice a semester, with one iteration in Zoom and another on-ground. Themes include=de such topics as Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC), collaborative learning, and resources for scholarly work. Participants may choose to attend one or two sessions, or an entire event. TILTed Tech is a collaboration between Forsyth Library, Teaching Innovation and Learning Technologies (TILT), and Technology services.
Upcoming Events
Faculty Development Team
Nicole M. Frank
Faculty Development Coordinator
Nicole has worked in college faculty support and development since 2010, and has taught college courses since 2003. She earned her BA in English from FHSU, and her MEd in Adult Education and Training from Colorado State University, and is an EdD candidate at Baker University.
(785) 628-5721
