Creating a Faculty Development Plan (FDP) for Yourself
Spring 2021
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This workshop is designed for faculty members who are interested in working on their faculty development plans. A faculty development plan (FDP) is a short- or long-term plan for optimizing teaching, research, and/or service activities. It entails conducting a self-assessment, setting specific goals, determining how best to achieve those goals, and then evaluating the outcomes of your efforts. The workshop will benefit any faculty members (tenure-track or tenured, FTTs, adjuncts) who are interested in articulating, developing, and balancing their teaching, research, and/or service activities. The session will review the purpose and value of an FDP, its essential components, and how to create a working document. Participants will receive materials for developing their own FDP.
You will receive a Zoom meeting link the day before the workshop.
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