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Connect with instructional policy liaisons live during office hours, Mondays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. via Zoom.

Instructors should encourage students to submit surveys. Due Wednesday, Nov. 27 at 8 a.m. until Monday, Dec. 9 at 6 a.m.

Bring international influence into your classroom by applying to the Global Justice Program. Faculty members interested in inviting international experts to campus and elevating UO in humanities and social sciences should apply before Wednesday, Jan. 31.
Applications for Departmental Teaching Policy Leads (optional stipended positions to support teaching policy work) are due from unit heads or their designees Jan. 26 (extended deadline).
To support units with upcoming policy work, this webpage provides outlined tasks, sample peer review of teaching policies, and resources to drive departmental conversations about teaching.

January 8, 2025 - The Office of the Provost summarizes the opportunities and resources available to faculty, including a message from the new Interim Provost and Senior Vice President Karen Ford, information and answers about the GTFF strike, and a reminder to apply to the UO Leadership Academy.

Register to attend this session that will help you prepare a proposal or nomination. Participants will have a chance to ask questions and get feedback on nascent ideas.

The GTFF union issued a strike notice to the university, which projects a strike to start Wednesday, January 17. University administrators managing academic and research operations are preparing for the strike.

To ensure you feel informed and supported going into the new term, we've provided you with reminders of required academic policies and offer you resources and opportunities to help you prepare your course and syllabus.

December 4, 2023 - The Office of the Provost summarizes the opportunities and resources available to faculty, including links addressing GTFF bargaining and academic continuity, resources to prep for your winter term courses, an invitation to apply for the UO Leadership Academy, and more.
As fall winds down and you look toward winter term, we hope these Winter 2024 Course Resources will save you time and flag key need-to-know information for faculty and GE instructors teaching this winter.
If your Canvas exams are timed or time-limited, you may need to adjust settings for students with accessibility accommodations. The Moderating Quizzes for AEC Accommodations section of the Canvas Quizzes how-to-guide will walk you through the process.