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Research Collaboration Opportunities

A pair of faculty (Lu Liang- Geography and Sara Champlin- Advertising & Communications) studying communications on climate change are seeking faculty members in the area of emotions. Anyone who has expertise in emotional responses or emotions would be a valuable contributor to their group, as they are writing a proposal due on 5/1.

Recent News on COVID-19

Faculty, to learn about the most recent updates on UNT’s Health Alerts please Click Here

UNT Libraries

Updates on Building Upgrades at Willis Library:

Willis Library is currently undergoing a building renovation project to improve the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems in the building.  Updates on the project are posted to our renovation information page on the UNT Libraries website.

Library Services and Resources for Faculty:

The UNT Libraries offer a variety of...

Chief's Corner

With the start of a new semester I would like to take a moment to acknowledge the roles each of us plays in making UNT one of the safest campuses in the country. Upholding public safety is the mission of our department but it takes community effort to keep our university safe. Proactive measures solve issues before they escalate. Partnerships and collaboration keep our community united. 

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News from Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Committees: A lot of important Faculty Senate work is done through the committees, and all committees are now in the process of submitting their midyear reports. If you are on a committee, thank you for your service. We appreciate the timely submission of your committee’s report so we can share with the Senate and faculty the actions you have taken on their behalf. If you are...

Caring and Connecting Corner

Tips to keep in mind to have a balanced end of the semester from Donna Emmanuel (Donna.Emmanuel@unt.edu)

As faculty at a Tier One Research Institution, many of us have multiple tasks and projects that are spinning in our heads, much like the big blades of the wind turbines by Apogee Stadium. From trying to keep our courses fresh, to new course preparations, to writing recommendation...

Accessibility Angle

As part of our regular Accessibility Angle series, Tania Heap shares with us some of the concerns that faculty voice to her and how she tries to address those challenges:

I often have conversations with faculty about the struggles of making their course accessible. Here are a few common issues that come up in our conversations: lack of time and resources, fear of losing academic freedom...

News from the UNT Libraries

Texas Edges Lecture Series

Join us for the 2nd annual Texas Edges Lecture Series featuring W. Caleb McDaniel, Associate Professor of History and Duncan College Magister at Rice University. McDaniel’s lecture, “Doom and Dawn: A True Story of Slavery in Civil War Texas” will take place on Wednesday, November 13, from 4:00pm-5:00pm on the second floor of Willis Library in Room 250H....

News from Faculty Senate

The Faculty Senate and CLEAR are pleased to invite you to a town hall on Tuesday, November 19th from 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the Lyceum.

This co-sponsored event, hosted and moderated by Faculty Senate, will allow faculty members to ask questions and engage directly with Dr. Adam Fein, VP for Digital Strategy & Innovation and Dr....

Chief's Corner- Disruptive Person

Each semester presents new challenges, including students with varying personality types, behaviors, and responses to adversity. If you have ever found yourself dealing with a student who is threatening, verbally abusive, refuses to comply with instructions, and/or appears under the influence then the following may help.

First and most important – should you feel your safety is...

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