Whether you are a seasoned member
of the UIC faculty or a newcomer, this site offers a wealth of
information and resources to help you in your career at UIC. If you
have questions or wish to discuss any of the topics listed on
this website, please
contact the Office of Faculty Affairs and we will be happy to
assist you.
THE DEADLINE FOR Departmental Teaching Excellence Awards is APRIL 28. Click here for additional information and guidelines.
"Evaluating Your Performance in the Classroom How Am I Doing?"
Wednesday, April 30, 3:30 pm -- Burnham Hall Room B10
Teaching evaluations can provide useful feedback to improve your instructional capabilities, and can affect your academic career in many ways. What are the mechanisms and considerations by which teaching is evaluated? What can you do to garner higher teaching evaluations? Are current mechanisms of instructional assessment at UIC adequate? What changes might be made to improve the assessment process?
Please join Michael Michela of the UIC Teaching and Learning Center and Andrew Cooper from the Center for the Advancement of Distance Education for an interactive discussion of these issues. Topics will include assessment vs. evaluation, formative vs. summative evaluation, classroom assessment exercises, the current SIT evaluation tool, and the strengths and weaknesses of online course evaluation mechanisms.
This workshop is open to all faculty and graduate students concerned about effective teaching methods, and qualifies as an accredited seminar for individuals in the College Teaching Preparation Program.
No RSVPs are necessary. Questions about the program should be directed to Robert Paul Malchow, Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs, at paulmalc@uic.edu.
2008 Promotion and Tenure Seminars
This year the Office of Faculty Affairs hosted fourseparate Promotion and Tenure Seminars, each one geared to a specific rank and side of campus. Presentations are now available online:
For more information about theseminars, contact Laura Stempel at 5-2499 or lstempel@uic.edu.
Questions about the Promotion & Tenure process should be directed to Michele Mancione at michelem@uic.edu.
UIC is a founding member of the Greater Chicago Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (GC HERC), a collaborative project that aims at increasing your ability to recruit and retain members of dual-career couples. GC HERC provides a Web-based search engine that allows the partners of job candidates to search for positions at member institutions. Click here for more information.
Hosted by the Office of Faculty Affairs, WISEST (Women in Science & Engineering System Transformation) STEM Faculty, and FAAC (College of Medicine Faculty Academic Advancement Committee) , the workshop included dramatic vignettes and moderated discussion on the role of the Office of Access & Equity, inclusive searches, UIC successes, and more. Speakers and moderators included Michael Tanner, Provost; Patricia Gill, Associate Chancellor for Access & Equity; and Mo-Yin Tam, Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs. Questions? Please feel free to contact Laura Stempel at lstempel@uic.edu or 5-2499.