Proposalsfor the 2024-25 NCFDD Faculty Success Grants are due September 6th, 2024.
Introduction
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ֱ Boulder'sinstitutionalmembership with NCFDD includes for all faculty, academic professionals, and graduate students, providing access to NCFDD’s extensive online resources including workshops, webinars, and seminars.
YearlyWorkshop and Resource Highlights
NCFDD offers on-demandaccess to a variety of resources and tools, as well as classes and workshops that occur throughout the year.
:In addition to itspanels and webinars, NCFDD offers a regular series of skills-based courses to support faculty throughout their career. These includeOvercoming Academic Perfectionism,How to Develop a Daily Writing Practice, andHow to Align Your Time with Your Priorities, among others.
: Register for our upcoming challenge toexperiment with daily writing, online community, and supportive accountability.
: The library offers a selection of more than130 webinars with topics ranging from academic publishing to healthy relationships in academia.
: Visit the NCFDD events calendar for information on upcomingNCFDD opportunities. You will need to be logged in on your account to access the NCFDD events calendar.
Request for Proposals: Faculty Success Grants
Offered by the Office of Faculty Affairs,the Faculty Success Grantsfund the enrollment of eligiblepre-tenured faculty in.The Faculty Success Program is a twelve-week program that promotes evidence-based and humanizing strategies for writing productively, provides access to a specialized platform for tracking activities, time, and goal attainment, offers individualized coaching on a weekly basis, and places participants in small peer working groups that feature online interaction and weekly conference calls.