NCFDD Information Session for Late-Career Faculty and Administrators

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NCFDD Information Session for Late-Career Faculty and Administrators

Join the Center for Faculty Development on November 11th from 12:15-1:00pm for an information session with the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD)! The NCFDD is an independent professional development, training, and mentoring community of faculty, postdocs, & graduate students from over 450 colleges and universities.

NCFDD partners with colleges and universities, including Loyola University Chicago, to provide professional development and training resources to faculty at all career stages. Their programs and services are designed to help scholars increase their research productivity and work-life balance. In this interactive information session, you’ll discover how the NCFDD can support your professional journey.

Together, we’ll explore:

What the NCFDD is and the many ways it supports faculty success.An overview of the wide range of NCFDD resources available to you and your colleagues.How to navigate the NCFDD website, including the Community space, connecting faculty across North America. Step-by-step guidance on how to activate your free NCFDD membership. This session is a great opportunity to learn how to make the most of your membership, connect with a supportive network, and access resources designed to help you thrive. This information session will be tailored to late-career faculty and LUC administrators.

This session will be hosted on Zoom. All RSVPs will receive an invitation with the appropriate link to participate.

Information Session leaders will include Matthew Roberts (Director, Scholarship and Career Advancement) and Frank Sesso (NCFDD).

Session Registration