Professional development seminars

How would you manage disruptive behavior, report student concerns, and request support? This session explains the role of the Dean of Students Office in offering support and resources to students of concern and to faculty requesting support for students of concern.

Learn about the various resources available through the Office of Economic Development and TechTown, including community and corporate partnerships, collaborative workspace offerings, startup services, and more.

Learn about academic policies and procedures, including grading and course and program proposals, in this virtual session with the Office of the Registrar.

Could you use some help ramping up your writing productivity while balancing a full schedule and personal life? Register to join the College of Nursing's Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Debra Schutte, as she walks us through this popular NCFDD hands-on planning workshop.

Join us for an informal virtual coffee break. This will be a great opportunity to take a breather, connect with colleagues, and ask questions or discuss a variety of topics in a relaxed setting.

Understand your Title IX reporting responsibilities at WSU and your critical role in cultivating an equitable and respectful learning environment. In this session, we will also cover the University’s Title IX Policy and support resources available to WSU students and employees.

Faculty will receive an overview of disability services, including procedures, faculty and student rights & responsibilities, how to support students with disabilities and course accessibility. 

This session will explore advising as a profession, its key competencies and values, the primary responsibilities of advisors, and how advising is currently structured at Wayne State University.

Learn about international opportunities for new faculty during International Education Week, Nov. 18-22; we'll discuss the Fulbright Scholar Program, collaborative online international learning with global partner institutions, and more!

Jeff Pruchnic, Associate Dean for Student Affairs in the Graduate School, will cover best practices for graduate student mentoring and how to navigate challenging advising scenarios. 

Join us for an informal virtual coffee break. This will be a great opportunity to take a breather, connect with colleagues, and ask questions or discuss a variety of topics in a relaxed setting.

Learn how to employ accessibility to reach all your students and how to provide an equitable educational experience to everyone in this introductory accessibility workshop.

Learn about the many different services your library and subject librarian can provide, including a variety of instructional resources to guide students in library research to meet your assignment goals.

Learn about supporting your program’s mission with learning outcomes, curriculum maps, and assessments,a nd hear from faculty colleagues whose programs have benefitted from engagement with these tools.

Learn about WSU resources on work, family, and life, like parental leave, caregiving, benefits, and more, including the Family Advocacy Network (FANs), a faculty-to-faculty support program initiated with NSF funding.