Faculty Development Institute

Fall 2023 Workshops

The College of Humanities is pleased to offer a line-up of faculty-selected workshops on topics often assumed to be common knowledge within the professoriate. Each session will provide faculty with an informative and accessible opportunity to learn a variety of academic skills and principles that are routinely deployed but rarely taught. Session leaders will include College of Humanities representatives who will share their experiences and best practices. 

Sign Up

Please sign up using the links below.
Drop-ins are welcome, but your RSVP is much appreciated.

Questions?

Contact Ken McAllister or Minda Dettman at
coh-adr@email.arizona.edu
 

HeLp! I need research subjects now!

In this 60-minute session, COH’s IRB specialist Miquel Simonet will introduce us to the widely used human subjects research participant management software Sona Systems. Sona Systems allows researchers to find, coordinate, communicate with, and pay research subjects with ease.

Friday, October 20, 2023
2:30 – 3:30
In-person location: Modern Languages 345c (Dean’s Office Conference Room)

Zoom

Led by:
•    Miquel Simonet | Professor, Spanish and Portuguese

 

Hey! Where did my grant money go!? De-mystifying Facilities and Administration (F&A) Costs

Friday, November 3, 2023
2:30 – 3:30
In-person location: Modern Languages 345c (Dean’s Office Conference Room)

Zoom

Led by:
•    Minda Dettman | Research and Award Coordinator, College of Humanities
•    Ken McAllister | Associate Dean of Research and Program Innovation, College of Humanities

 

High Tech in the Humanities: An Interactive Session Linking Your Project to the Future of Research

In this two-hour session, we will be introduced to several unusual tools that can be used to further our humanities research in new and unexpected ways.

Friday, December 1, 2023
2:30 – 4:30

Zoom

Led by:
•    Chris Reidy | Research Facilitation Manager, UITS
•    Minda Dettman | Research and Award Coordinator, College of Humanities
•    Ken McAllister | Associate Dean of Research and Program Innovation, College of Humanities