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Click here for User's Guide on Faculty Profile System : FPS Manual Require more help: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) The Faculty Profile System (FPS) provides:
Enhancing our Economy: The Faculty Profile System (FPS) is a response to the Texas Industry and Technology clusters in order to facilitate problem solving, collaboration, and technology transfer among research experts and organizations in Academia, Industry and Government. The goal of FPS is to become a synergistic marketplace to transfer knowledge, provide experts to solve problems, and expand innovation capacity in order to build new or expand existing markets, provide job growth and develop wealth. Academia’s new role: FPS is a method to transform the culture of Academia to becoming sellers and marketers of research and ideas. The role of academia is catalyzing the transfer of knowledge and creating an environment for the rapid deployment of that knowledge by speeding the movement of ideas, innovation and information throughout the marketplace and the economy .Universities are the nation’s greatest “untapped” resources for spurring economic growth! FPS hosts the following profiles: (click on the profile type to learn more about it)
All UNT Employees can login into Faculty Profile System (FPS) using their UNT EUID and password. The Login section is located at the top-right corner of the Home screen as shown below.
Type in your EUID and password in the space provided and press enter or click on the arrow to Login. For more information, visit: UNT Helpdesk For first time users an Account Information Screen is presented (shown below). Complete the information and press Enter or Submit and Proceed to My Profiles. Details on the Account Information can be changed in the 'Contact Information' anytime Profiles in My profiles fall under two broad categories:
"Your Profiles" lists profiles for which you are the owner. These profiles can only be created by you and edited by you.
"Editor For" lists all profiles for which you have been assigned an editor. If your profile is not in the system, you would have the option to create your faculty and other profiles. View Create New Profile for more information. * 'Editor for' option is currently unavailable You can create the following profiles as shown above:
Each profile has different modes it can be worked on. These options are available only if a user is logged in and is the owner/editor for the profile.
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Faculty and Doctoral student profiles are built to allow UNT faculty and doctoral students to create an individual web page.
Aside from the Core Sections/Data Elements and or Subsections there are data elements that would be
necessary for the automatic generation of Biosketches and CV's.
Here is a sample faculty profile. The core sections for a faculty profile are presented by default. New Section can be customized and added by using the Toolbox.
Basic Details like Mailing address, Office Location, Various Descriptive URL's etc can be maintained here. Keywords are an important aspect of the profile. The Keywords constitute the meta tags that enables your profile to be searched by external search engines. The picture below is a screenshot of the edit mode for the Contact Information. Click on it for more information.
List of all your professional degrees. Describes the areas of research you are involved in or an expert at. Entries mentioned here will be displayed in 'Research Showcase' at the Home Page.
List of all your previous positions including current positions. List of all your completed and published works. List of all your major performances. List of all major exhibitions. List of all major work in collections. List of all major lectures/symposia attended, organized etc. List of all upcoming events or news articles List of all presentations and projects List of all grants awarded List of all affiliations Add Courses taught in the current, previous and/or future semesters List of Students Mentored, their dissertation and so on List of Patents List of Consulting Activities List of Peer Reviewer Activities List of Students Mentored, their dissertation and so on List of Editorships List of Memberships List of Honors and Recognitions Mention your distinguished field experience related to your area of Research Mention your various levels of professional community engagement List of renowned teachers associated with List of selected bibliography A Short Biography List additional Information |
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