Here I and others (you, perhaps?!) will post on topics related to Faculty Development Program goals<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Upcoming posts will include profiles of SCU Teaching Scholars<\/strong> (first up, Karen Fraser <\/a>in Art and Art History and Katie Wilson<\/a> in Engineering) and links to key resources on and off campus that might help you do the work you want to do–with your students, in your lab, in that article you\u2019re working on, that grant you\u2019re seeking, that equation you keep returning to, that new course you\u2019re designing, that old course you\u2019re rethinking, that conference presentation you\u2019re preparing, that sabbatical proposal you\u2019re drafting, that committee meeting you\u2019re forgetting, those papers you’re not grading, well, you get the idea. We are all busy, doing many things we love to do, and some things we don\u2019t like to do at all. Faculty Development<\/a> aims to point you toward useful resources and keep you informed.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" SCU\u2019s Faculty Development Blog Here I and others (you, perhaps?!) will post on topics related to Faculty Development Program goals: To help faculty become more effective teachers by exploring how to cultivate student learning To support and promote faculty scholarship … Continue reading \n