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New Faculty

New Faculty Events

There are currently no upcoming New Faculty events. In the meantime take a look at some of the previous New Faculty events.

Monday, August 12, 2019 - 8:30am to Wednesday, August 14, 2019 - 5:30pm

New Faculty Orientation

KSU Center | 3333 Busbee Drive | Kennesaw, Georgia 30144 | Room 400

Welcome to Kennesaw State University. We are pleased that you have chosen KSU and look forward to working with you.

To view materials from Day 1 of New Faculty Orientation, CLICK HERE.

Full Time Faculty RSVP

Full Time Tenure Track, Clinical, Library Faculty and Lecturers Only

Friday, May 10, 2019 - 8:00am to 5:00pm

Early Career Faculty Institute

Event Type: 
Workshop
Campus: 
Kennesaw
Location: 
CETL House #3211

You are invited to the Institute for Early Career Full-Time Faculty. This one-day event will feature workshops on writing narratives for multilevel promotion and tenure reviews, navigating the grant process, negotiating in early career, and teaching for learning at KSU. The Institute also includes lunch.

The agenda for the Institute has been created by early career faculty colleagues who are members of the 2018-2019 Quick Starters Early Faculty Learning Community, and can be found HERE.

Registration for this event is now closed and the event is full. Thank you

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Tag: 
early career
Wednesday, April 24, 2019 - 10:10am to 12:05pm

Teaching Students with Mental Health Disorders

Event Type: 
Workshop
Campus: 
Kennesaw
Location: 
CETL House #3211: Lab

This interactive workshop will identify how mental health disorders present themselves in the classes we teach. Best practices in teaching in this context will be presented and faculty will work together to consider how to apply these practices to multiple cases.

Presented By
Tag: 
Student Success, Teaching Effectiveness
Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - 10:15am to 12:00pm

Course Design for Student Success

Event Type: 
Workshop
Campus: 
Kennesaw
Location: 
CETL House #3211: Conference Room

Course design is one of several important elements of teaching for student success. This interactive workshop will provide a framework for self-reflection about opportunities for course redesign through the lens of student success. The framework will emphasize three research-based elements: mastery, metacognition, and motivation. Join us to reflect on the framework and to strategize and set priorities to improve student outcomes.

Presented By
Tag: 
Student Success, Course Design, Flagship Series