• New Faculty Information Form - This online form should be completed for each new faculty member by a department head or secretary/office manager who is knowledgeable about new faculty appointments. Please return by August 12, 2009.

• New Faculty Colloquium
  The 2008 Colloquium was held on Thursday, August 14th, 2008 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education (NFC Program PDF). The New Faculty Colloquium is sponsored by the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost and coordinated by CTL. Contact Dr. Nelson Hilton, Director of CTL for further information, at (706) 542-1355, nhilton@uga.edu.

  - See key links for more information

• New Faculty Guide
  The New Faculty Guide is a resource for faculty who are new to the UGA community. The guide contains links to everything from academic to community information and is a great resource for common questions new faculty members face.

• CTLprovide various support programs and activities for a very important academic constituency, part-time faculty. Currently activities include an informational CD and web resource, as well as an annual gathering recognizing part-time faculty. Other activities are being developed for this new university initiative. For more information, contact Dr. Nelson Hilton , 542-1582.

  • Part-time Faculty Guide
    The part-time faculty guide is a resource for faculty who only teach a course or two and work elsewhere as well as those who have other roles at the University of Georgia. The guide contains links to a wealth of information ranging from academic to community resources and information about the Gwinnett University Center. If you are interested in receiving a CD-ROM with this information, please contact Dr. Nelson Hilton , 542-1582.
  • Part-time Faculty Confab
    This annual event provides opportunites for welcoming both new and returning part-time faculty, sharing information and issues related to part-time teaching at the University of Georgia, and getting to know other part-time faculty and resource persons at UGA. The event is co-sponsored by CTL, the Office of the Vice President for Instruction, and the UGA Teaching Academy. Contact Dr. Nelson Hilton, 542-1582 for more information.

   

Two faculty development opportunities are available specifically for junior faculty members:

• Lilly Teaching Fellows Program
  Each spring semester ten tenure-track assistant professors who are recent recipients of a Ph.D. or terminal degree in their discipline or profession and who are in their first, second, or third year at the University are selected for the Lilly Teaching Fellows Program.
• Sarah H. Moss Fellowships
  These fellowships, administered by CTL since 1987, provide funds for travel and related expenses for early-career faculty pursuing advanced studey in institutions of higher learning abroad and in the United States.

• Senior Teaching Fellows Program
  This faculty development opportunity is designed for senior faculty members. Any faculty member with the rank of associate or full professor who has been at the University of Georgia for at least five years is eligible for nomination to this program.

• Emeriti Scholars Program
  This program provides opportunities for outstanding retired faculty who wish to continue their commitment and involvement in the academic life of campus.

Several programs are available for any interested faculty member:

• Peer Consultation Team
  This innovative program is designed to provide individual, confidential consultations on issues of teaching and learning for faculty members.
• WebCT Workshops
  Are you interested in learning more about how to integrate online materials into your classroom? WebCT workshops are jointly taught by CTL and EITS staff members and are a great introduction to UGA's campus-wide course management system.

• Governor's Teaching Fellowship Program (GTF)
  The GTF program was established by the Honorable Zell Miller, Governor of the state of Georgia 1990-1998, to provide Georgia's higher education faculty with expanded opportunities for developing important teaching skills. The GTF Program is jointly sponsored by the Institute of Higher Education and the Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia.

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