The course is intended to provide graduate students with information about the processes within academic settings that will shape the research, teaching, and service roles of faculty members. Topics covered in the course will include concepts such as the organizational structure of universities and colleges, faculty roles in teaching and learning, the scholarship of teaching and learning, advising and mentoring, professional ethics, the academic job market, tenure and promotion, and several others. The course will conclude with a panel of recently hired faculty who will provide a first-hand account of their experiences as well as address questions and concerns from the graduate students. If you are interested in enrolling, please refer to the UWinteriM course catalog. CIPD coordinates the campus review.
Programs are typically workshops, presentations, or mini-conferences on teaching related subjects.
Completed proposals must be received at CIPD by October 17 th to allow for sign off prior to the October 20 th OPID deadline. The UW System Office of Academic Affairs must receive all proposals by November 1, 2000. CIPD welcomes Helen Kaczmarek as its new PFF Coordinator. Helen received her undergrad degree from UWM, completed her Master's degree at Kansas State and returned to UWM where she is pursuing her Ph.D. in psychopharmacology. Her research is in the area of addiction, with a particular focus on polysubstance abuse.