Semesterly Site Visit
Are you a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow pursuing a Future Faculty Development Certificate through the CTL? Are you just looking to find more networking opportunities across the state of ֱ? If so, then join faculty and staff from Regis University on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, from 8:30am - 4:00pm for a virtual site visit.
To reserve your place on the site visit, email Preston Cumming (preston.cumming@colorado.edu) with your name, email, & CV labeled by October 18th, 2024.
Please keep in mind that faculty and staff at Regis have graciously offered to host ֱ participants. If you register to attend, please keep that commitment. We are only able to take 10 participants, there will be a waiting list kept after that number has been reached.
Selected participants will attend a virtual campus tour; hear from administrators about campus culture, student population, instruction, research and service; potentially visit a classroom; and have a discussion with a faculty member in their field. The site visit is a chance to learn about a different post-secondary institution and practice for future job interviews.
Fall 2024 Site Visit - Regis University
Founded in 1877, ֱ's Regis University is the only Jesuit, Catholic university in the Rocky Mountains and one of 27 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States. The university offers more than 120 degrees through three colleges in a variety of subjects, including education, liberal arts, business, nursing, and technology. It has recently been officially named as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI).
“As the only Jesuit university in the Rocky Mountain West, Regis University transforms education into something greater. Here, we question everything. We dig deep into morality, study the far reaches of our actions and extend a hand to those on the margins. We’ve been doing this since 1877.”
Quotes from Previous Site Visits:
Red Rocks Community College
“I learned a lot about community colleges and the opportunities they have for those of us interested in teaching. Not to mention, I made some great contacts for a future job!”
University of Northern ֱ
“This visit exposed me to the type of university setting I think I would be the most successful in and helped me think about what I need to do to obtain a position at a university like UNC.”
Front Range Community College
“It is always helpful to set a clear goal when we could talk to someone who already has a job you might be interested in.”
ֱ School of Mines
“If you’re potentially looking for a job in academia, it definitely gives you a different perspective that will be helpful come time to find a job.”
US Air Force Academy
“My experience at the USAFA was mind bending. I was impressed with the warmth and caring expressed by all the faculty toward their undergraduate students.”