Faculty Development
Information about teaching, tenure and promotion, grants, sabbaticals and professional development opportunities.
Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning (CATL). Links to UW-L teaching projects and events.Tenure and Promotion
- Tenure Personnel Rules Link to Wisconsin statute regarding tenure.
- Promotion at UW-L Links to promotion resources including schedules, policies, guidelines and forms.
- Provost Promotion Resources Links to sample portfolios and recommendations.
- Write about teaching. Materials regarding writing syllabi with learning outcomes, assessment reports, and teaching philosophies.
- E-portfolios Links to tutorials, FAQs, and instructions for using e-portfolios.
Grants, Sabbatical and Professional Development Programs
- IRB Forms and Guidelines
- Academic Staff Professional Development Grants Support individual professional development, improvement of program quality, and improvement of institutional effectiveness.
- Faculty Development Committee Grants Support: 1) Professional Development, 2) Scholarship of Teaching & Learning, and 3) Teaching Innovation.
- Faculty Research Grants Support investigative activities, i.e., scholarly efforts to advance knowledge, increase skills, and improve understanding in any academic discipline.
- Faculty Sabbaticals Contact your college office for information about sabbatical leaves.
- CLS http://www.uwlax.edu/LS/facultystaff/sabbatical.html
- SAH http://www.uwlax.edu/sah/html/sabbatical.htm
- CBA Contact the College Office
- International Development Fund (Faculty & Academic Staff) Support projects that develop international involvement with established programs with universities and agencies in other countries; encourage faculty and staff research, scholarly exchanges, professional development and travel that enhance the internationalization of the university and its curriculum.
- Online Course Development Grants Support development of fully online courses.
- UWL Foundation Small Grants Support instruction, research and public service. Funds are provided by alumni, local businesses, matching gift companies and other friends of the University.
UW System Grants available to UW-La Crosse Faculty & Staff
- Applied Research Grant Program Support for faculty to use their expertise and scholarship to enhance economic development in Wisconsin.
- UWS contact: Melissa Kepner, mkepner@uwsa.edu, 608-263-4398
- UWL contact: VJ Agarwal, agarwal.vije@uwlax.edu, 785-8039
- Closing the Achievement Gap New grant program to develop and support programs that are effective in promoting institutional change to foster access and excellence for historically underrepresented populations.
- Guidelines and Application
- Work Plan Overview
- Cover Page
- Budget Form
- Proposals are due April 11, 2008 by email to Bill Cerbin, cerbin.will@uwlax.edu.
- UW-L contact: Bill Cerbin, cerbin.will@uwlax.edu, 785-6881
- UW System contact: Vicki Washington, vwashington@uwsa.edu, 608-262-2275
- Conference Development Grants Support for programs that promote enhancement of undergraduate teaching and learning and involve cooperation and exchange among UW System faculty. Programs are typically workshops, presentations, or mini-conferences on teaching-related subjects.
- Proposals are due Monday, March 31, 2008 by email to Bill Cerbin at cerbin.will@uwlax.edu
- Spring 2008 Grant Application for Fall 2008 Events
- UWL contact: Bill Cerbin, cerbin.will@uwlax.edu, 785-6881
- Curriculum Redesign Grants Support activities that advance the innovative use of instructional technology for teaching and learning and activities related to faculty and staff development in the effective use of technology in teaching and learning. Funding supports collaborative multi-institutional projects within and across disciplines.
- UWL contact: Jim Jorstad, jorstad.jame@uwlax.edu, 785-8048
- Lesson Study Training Grants Support small groups of instructors in departments to engage in lesson studies to examine liberal education outcomes in introductory courses during spring and fall 2008. Grants are for $2500.
- Guidelines and Application
- Contact: Bill Cerbin, cerbin.will@uwlax.edu or 785-6881
- PK-16 Initiative: Teacher Quality Initiative Supports campus activities that will advance the successful implementation of PI 34 (state rules governing ed. prep. programs) and the delivery of quality educational preparation programs built upon a foundation of all-university responsibility and broad-based collaboration (BOR resolution, June 2001). Funding supports activities related to the initial preparation and/or on-going professional development of teachers.
- UWS Contact: Francine Tompkins, Director PK-16 Initiatives, UW System Academic and Student Services, ftompkins@uwsa.edu, 608-262-5464
- Racial and Ethnic Studies Grants Support for research, curriculum development, miscellaneous projects such as events and lectures, minority faculty research/retention awards, seed grants to pursue collaboration and extramural funding, and campus reading seminars.
- UWS Contact: Thomas Tonnesen, UW System Institute on Race and Ethnicity, tonnesen@uwm.edu, 414-229-4700
- Undergraduate Teaching & Learning Grants Support campus teaching and learning projects. The program typically focuses on a theme each year. (e.g., Scholarship of Teaching & Learning or Partnering for Success in the First Year: Learning about Learning).
- Guidelines and Application
- Cover Page
- Budget Form
- Proposals are due Monday, April 9, 2008 by email to Bill Cerbin at cerbin.will@uwlax.edu
- UW-L contact: Bill Cerbin, cerbin.will@uwlax.edu, 785-6881
- Wisconsin ESEA Improving Teacher Quality Program (WITQ) Support for increasing student achievement in the arts, civics and government, economics, English, foreign languages, geography, history, mathematics, reading or language arts, and science, by improving the teaching and principal quality at the K-12 level in Wisconsin's public and private schools. The funds will provide grants to eligible partnerships.
- UWS contact: Phil Makurat, Coordinator, Wisconsin ESEA Improving Teacher Quality Program, makuratp@uww.edu, 262-472-5802
- Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Teaching Scholars Programs A UW System Program that supports early-career teachers (Teaching Fellow) and later-career teachers (Teaching Scholar) to engage in a year long study of teaching and learning. UWL supports one Teaching Fellow and one Teaching Scholar annually.
- 2008-2009 Teaching Fellows/Scholars Application
- UWS contact: Donna Silver, dsilver@uwsa.edu, 608-262-4337
- UWL contact: Bill Cerbin, cerbin.will@uwlax.edu, 785-6881
