Supporting faculty in teaching & learning, career advancement, and leadership development
News and Opportunities
- University leaders on campus and student preparationsTuesday January 4, 2022
- 2022 Annual Spring Teaching SymposiumThursday December 9, 2021
- MSU Internal Awards & Limited Submission ProgramsThursday December 9, 2021
New or revised content
- Video recording of Friday, Jan 14 OFA session: Campus leaders answer questions about the Spring 2022 semester launch (In University’s Panopto, for which a netID is required).
- Most essential teaching resources — course set-up, tips for online and on campus, tools and resources to adopt.
- Academic continuity planning for Spring 2022 — guidance for preparing for and dealing with pandemic-related disruptions.
- Spring 2022 Teaching FAQs — most common questions about teaching during the extended-pandemic. Updated January, 2022.
- Teaching at Montclair — Practical details
- Last-minute tips for teaching on-campus
- Last-minute tips for teaching online
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The Office for Faculty Advancement (OFA) promotes faculty excellence in teaching and learning, scholarship, leadership, and university citizenship through: sponsorship of programs and services that further faculty advancement in teaching, research, and university citizenship; development and maintenance of a clearinghouse and collaborative referral network to effectively guide faculty to programs, offices, and informational sources that support their advancement; and, development of new initiatives, including, tools and programs to support new faculty; curricula and program development, diversity and inclusion goals, data analytics for student success, research and teaching success, and career management.
The Office for Faculty Advancement is greatly supported by the Advisory Council, chaired by Kathleen Kelly, and comprised of faculty experts accomplished in teaching from across the University.
Updated 1.12.22