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The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) and the Lucas Center for Faculty Development invite you to a workshop on “Scholarly Expectations of FGCU Faculty.” Facilitated by Provost Mark Rieger and a faculty panel, we will discuss what it means to be a successful scholar at FGCU and how scholarship is evaluated for purposes of annual review and promotion. Faculty panelists will share their pathways to becoming productive scholars.

This is the first session in a spring 2024 pilot series of workshops that will be packaged into a Faculty Scholarship Academy in the coming year. Pre-promotion faculty and others who are interested in advancing their scholarship are encouraged to attend. Future spring workshops will include topics such as understanding and utilizing the services of ORSP and getting funded through internal and external grant mechanisms. Based on the success of these sessions and with input from faculty participants, we will create sessions to address additional topics, which will be organized into a comprehensive Faculty Scholarship Academy in spring 2025.

This session will be facilitated on Friday, March 1st from 9:30a-11:00a in the Lucas Center (LIB-221).

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For a succinct perspective on the types of scholarship encompassed by the Boyer Model, see these slides posted by faculty at Northeastern University here. To discuss how Boyer’s model and the scholarship of teaching and learning, in particular, is relevant to your work, we welcome you to contact the Lucas Center for a consultation.