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We look forward to welcoming and orienting new faculty to Syracuse each
year. Because new faculty need time to get their bearings, we stage
faculty orientation activities over a two year period, emphasizing
socialization with new faculty colleagues and progressive orientation to
campus opportunities, concerns, and expectations. In addition to general
information about Syracuse and New Faculty Orientation, this site
includes links to materials and resources to assist you as you prepare
to meet your first Syracuse classes. If you have questions at any time,
please call our Office of Faculty Development at (315) 443-5413. We are
here to help you make a smooth transition to the Syracuse campus and
culture.

General Information

New Faculty Orientation

** New Faculty Events

Of Interest to New Faculty

Thoughts on course design

http://isites.harvard.edu/fs/html/icb.topic58474/CourseDesign.html

About your syllabus
Syllabus inventory

Some good suggestions from Stanford’s Center for Teaching and Learning

http://ctl.stanford.edu/handouts/

More good resources from the University of Michigan’s Center for Research on Learning and Teaching

http://www.crlt.umich.edu/tstrategies/teachings.html

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Policy on Moving Expenses

New Faculty Directory

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Faculty Resources Policies and Procedures Faculty Hiring New Faculty Department Chairs Recognition Tenure Emeritus Faculty Teaching Resources	Faculty Support - New Faculty Home > Faculty Resources > New Faculty We look forward to welcoming and orienting new faculty to Syracuse each year. Because new faculty need time to get their bearings, we stage faculty orientation activities over a two year period, emphasizing socialization with new faculty colleagues and progressive orientation to campus opportunities, concerns, and expectations. In addition to general information about Syracuse and New Faculty Orientation, this site includes links to materials and resources to assist you as you prepare to meet your first Syracuse classes. If you have questions at any time, please call our Office of Faculty Development at (315) 443-5413. We are here to help you make a smooth transition to the Syracuse campus and culture. General Information New Faculty Orientation ** New Faculty Events Of Interest to New Faculty Thoughts on course design http://isites.harvard.edu/fs/html/icb.topic58474/CourseDesign.html About your syllabus Syllabus inventory Some good suggestions from Stanford’s Center for Teaching and Learning http://ctl.stanford.edu/handouts/ More good resources from the University of Michigan’s Center for Research on Learning and Teaching http://www.crlt.umich.edu/tstrategies/teachings.html Teaching at SU Academic Integrity Campus Grading Students with Disabilities Diversity Learning Communities Life, Work, & Career Living in Central NY Work/Life Balance Dual Career Services Working at SU: Benefits at a Glance General Policy on Moving Expenses New Faculty Directory General Faculty Resources