New Faculty Program
Schedule
Faculty Scholarship Incentive Program
NEW
FACULTY PROGRAM 2004-2005
Fall Semester Schedule
(Dickson Hall, Cohen Lounge, Mondays from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.)
September 13
Introduction
Meet resource faculty and previous cohort, tour of the University main
areas with student ambassadors and walk to President's Reception.
September 20
Dr. Richard Lynde
A conversation with the Provost. Dr. Lynde will discuss MSU's definition
of scholarship, expectations of faculty performance and MSU strategic
plan.
http://www.montclair.edu/pages/provost/strategicplan.pdf
September
27
College/School
Session with Deans
Each dean will present
his/her vision of their college, expectations for new faculty in their
colleges/schools and introduce their staff.
October 4
Dr. Joan Ficke, Associate Vice
President
for Academic Affairs with Resource Faculty
Dr. Ficke will engage the
group in a conversation about reappointment, tenure and promotion
processes.
Reappointment due to DPAC by November 1.
http://www.montclair.edu/pages/provost/forms/
October 11
Dean of Students will
introduce faculty to the services offered by that office,
present the opportunities for new faculty to get involved with student
organizations and campus life and discuss the profile of MSU students.
http://www.montclair.edu/pages/deanstudents/
October 18
Dean of Graduate
Studies, The Graduate School will describe the programs and
services of
that office as well as possibilities
for faculty development. Emphasis will be on grant
applications, the status of doctoral programs, and the IRB
composition, responsibilities and
guidelines.
http://www.montclair.edu/graduate/
October 25
FSIP/
Local Selected Procedures Agreement
Representatives from the
Union Local 1904 and the administration will present their perspectives
on
these items.
Dr. Ken Brook and Dr. Alan
Oppenheim
http://www.montclair.edu/admincalendar/timetable.html
POST
FSIP PROPOSALS IN BLACKBOARD
November 1
College/School session
November 8
Visiting the
New faculty symposium with one representative from each of
the colleges/schools presenting their research to the others in the
cohort.
November 15
Project
(FSIP preparation/brainstorming).
Faculty will gather in small groups according to the area in
which they apply. Please make sure to
read the abstracts that have been posted in Blackboard so you can
provide and
receive feedback to and from your colleagues. The resource faculty will
serve as
"expert readers" and provide suggestions as needed.
(Reminder: February 9 is the deadline for
presenting
proposal to readers, the first step in the process).
November 22
Technology
Different workshops will be offered.
November 29
College/School session
December 6
Visiting the College of Science
and Mathematics
New faculty workshop/symposium II; the art of teaching, with
one representative from each of the colleges leading the group in the
exploration of topics relating to teaching.
December 13
Presentation of FSIP proposals
(A poster session).
Each new faculty participant will present in a poster format
their FSIP proposal. All of those participating in the program as well
as other
individuals will be invited to attend.
Holiday Social
Spring Semester Schedule
February 7 (tentative)
Meeting with President Cole
April 25
End of Year Social