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The purpose of Faculty Development at the University of Richmond is to support the flourishing of our exceptional faculty in their roles as committed and engaged teachers, scholars, researchers, and creative artists across the University's five schools. Faculty development programs, services, and resources enhance instructional innovation and support scholarly and creative activities that further the University's mission to "sustain a collaborative learning and research community that supports the personal development of its members and the creation of new knowledge." The Provost’s office is particularly interested in supporting faculty development opportunities which promote inclusive pedagogy and creative and scholarly work at every level of the career cycle.

The opportunities to the left highlight some of the faculty development resources. Contact Sandra Joireman, Associate Provost for Faculty sjoirema@richmond.edu, for additional faculty development resources at the University of Richmond.

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  • de Sa Published
    de Sa Published

    Dr. Rafael de Sa published "Presence and distribution of Leptodactylus guianensis Heyer and de Sá, 2011 in Colombia: comparisons with other species in the L. latrans group" in the Journal of Natural History.
  • Softic Published
    Softic Published

    Tanja Softic published a paper in the Journal of Speculative Philosophy entitled "Circle Back: Immigrant Memories and Fungal Networks."
  • Rebello de Sousa Dias Published
    Rebello de Sousa Dias Published Dr. Mariama Rebello de Sousa Dias published the article "Alloying: A Platform for Metallic Materials with On-Demand Optical Response" in the Accounts of Chemical Research.
  • Johnson Awarded
    Johnson Awarded

    Dr. Miles Johnson has been awarded a $55,000 grant from The American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund for his project using nickel as a metal catalyst to develop new chemical compounds.
  • Bowie Awarded
    Bowie Awarded

    Dr. Jennifer Bowie Awarded $144,651 from the National Science Foundation to explore the judicial interactions and relationship between lower court judges and their Supreme Court counterparts in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. 
  • Tom Cosse appointed to the EQUAA International Peer Review Team
    Tom Cosse appointed to the EQUAA International Peer Review Team EQUAA (Education Quality Accreditation Agency) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization base in Lima, Peru.  It is an international accreditor focused on increasing the academic quality of the business programs of schools, institutes, careers, colleges, universities and other educational units of Latin America and the world. 
  • Ron Koser receives CHEERS Award

    Ron Koser, maintenance technician II, received University Facilities' CHEERS (Co-workers Honoring Excellent Employees with Rewards) Award for second quarter 2019. Winners are selected from a pool of peer-submitted nominees. 
  • Bhakta Awarded $100K Grant
    Bhakta Awarded $100K Grant

    Dr. Prateek Bhakta was awarded a $100,000 grant for research on making sure donated livers reach those who need them most.
  • Henderson receives CCEP designation
    Henderson receives CCEP designation Kris Henderson, director of compliance and Title IX coordinator, has received the designation of Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional (CCEP) from the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics. The CCEP designation is a gold standard in the world of corporate and nonprofit compliance.
  • Barney Honored Nationally
    Barney Honored Nationally

    Dr. Tim Barney has been awarded the Rhetoric Society of America’s Fellows’ Early Career Award.