Outstanding faculty recognized by Housing and Residence Life for their contributions to living and learning on campus. Faculty were nominated by the students living in each community.
Learn More about the Summer Faculty Development Conference.
Breakfast honoring 2017 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching award winners sponsored by the Burnett Honors College and the Karen L. Smith Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning.
3-day pilot project for the 2016 Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) co-hosted by the School of Visual Arts and Design and the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning.
Below are several resources for university community members to refer to for support and counseling in times of difficulty and crisis.
Download a reading list from the University Press of Florida addressing the current American political climate.
Download a coping skills handout provided by UCF Counseling and Psychological Services.
This book provides an overview of the faculty support structure at UCF as well as introductory materials related to university teaching. It is a living document and is updated regularly. A print version of Teaching at UCF is available for new faculty members at the beginning of each fall semester, and any addenda to the print version will be available below.
Click here to download the digital copy of Teaching at UCF.
Click here to download the addenda to the printed edition.
This list of critical policies for university faculty is covered at New Faculty Orientation as well as adjunct and GTA orientations.
Since the fall 2014 semester, UCF is required to comply with a federal financial aid regulation that states that in order to receive federal aid, students must be actively academically engaged (according to a federal definition) in each course in which they are enrolled. Without verification of this engagement, students will not receive their aid. Webcourses@UCF (Canvas) will analyze all student activity to determine which students have met the federal standard, and that information will be sent to the Office of Student Financial Aid for processing. Please see the Center for Distributed Learning's frequently asked questions about this requirement, as well as their overview page.
This page provides points of contact for various campus-, college-, and topic-specific technology support. Click here to learn more about technology support.
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Robert Borgon
College of Medicine
Teaching is a learning experience, and effectively engaging and transferring knowledge to hundreds of students is a skill that must be developed and improved upon each semester. I believe teaching can be honed through experience, listening to students, learning from colleagues, and developing new ways to connect t...
Tammie Kaufman
College of Rosen College of Hospitality Management
The ability to reach a student and create a passion for learning is the greatest gift that can be given. During my undergraduate career I had one such instructor that “woke me up” and helped me to analyze and question what I read, and taught me how to apply what I learned to my life. This created the ...
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