- Faculty Senate Meeting today Tuesday November 12, 2019 – Law School Moot Court Room Building 52- Room 518 2:00-4:0 0 P.M.
- Faculty Senate Call for Proposals on Retention –http://bit.ly/facultyretention Application Deadine December 16, 2019
- Faculty Senate Retention Conference- February 14, 2020
Faculty Senate Call for Proposals 2019
Data reported by the Office of Admissions over the past two years has demonstrated a significant decrease in student enrollment related to student retention. This call for proposals, issued by the Faculty Senate, is designed to increase faculty scholarship by providing an opportunity for all faculty to present research-based strategies from relevant data-based media for increasing faculty and student retention.
This call for conference proposals is open to faculty from all disciplines and is intended to demonstrate the commitment and innovativeness of the faculty to the growth and academic success of the University’s students. If you would like, you can present your work at the Faculty Senate Retention Conference:
Faculty Senate Retention Conference: February 14, 2020 8:30-3:30PM
Student Center- Individual and Panel Presentations
Heritage Hall- Poster and Media Presentations
All proposals must be submitted online using the form available at http://bit.ly/facultyretention To review instructions and see the complete form before submitting, visit this link:
Email address:
First name:
Last name:
Preferred phone number:
College:
Department:
Conference Proposal Criteria and Guidelines
I. Proposals must focus on research related to the retention of faculty or students
A.Reviews of research literature or UDC data
GUIDELINES:
- Literature review should focus explicitly on best practice retention strategies for HBCUs
- Literature should have been published within last 10 years (2009-2019)
- Literature should be research-based
- Proposal for conference presentation must include
- Literature review title