myVita - Web-based reporting system for faculty accomplishments

Time Management for New Faculty (PDF)

Time Management Tips for New Faculty by Dr. Irina Ivliyeva 

Writing Your Teaching Philosophy Statement (PDF)

Teaching Philosophy Statement Template (WORD)

Classroom Technology: Analytics (PDF) - What are your students really up to in your classes?

50 Classroom Assessment Techniques by Angelo and Cross (PDF) -- Pick CATS that make sense for your course...

Actively Engaging Students in Asynchronous Online Classes (PDF)

How Can You Incorporate Active Learning Into Your Classroom? (PDF)

Digital Literacy for Canvas - Getting Ready for Fall Classes Presentation (PDF) 

Promotion and Tenure Presentation (PDF)

Tenure Track Promotion and Tenure Process

Non-Tenure Track Promotion Process

Center for Intelligent Infrastructure (PDF)

Center for Research in Energy and the Environment (CREE) (PDF)

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Lab (PDF)

Energetic Materials, Rock Characterization, and Geomechanics (EMRGe) Research Center (PDF)

High Performance Computing Center (HPCC) (PDF)

Missouri Center for Transportation Innovation (MCTI) (PDF)

Materials Research Center (MRC)

Kent D. Peaslee Stell Manufacturing Research Center (PSMRC) (PDF)

Intellectual Property Overview Presentation (PDF)

Copyright Presentation (PDF)

Charting Your Path to Success-FS2019

Charting Your Path - Note Taking

Teaching Effectiveness - Sept. 4, 2019 - available to UMSystem viewers only

Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate Education

CET FAQ

A PowerPoint presentation on Advising 101 from Tyrone Davidson, director of the Advising Center

Identifying Research Opportunities and Finding Funding

Pivot at Missouri S&T

Pivot Reference Guide

https://oedb.org/ilibrarian/100_places_to_find_funding_your_research/
This provides a listing of agencies that cover general, social & civil, science & engineering, and health.

United States Funding Sources Map
www.tgci.com
Select a state from our state map and you will be directed to top grant-making foundations, community foundations, and corporate giving programs.

Formula for Success

Important Links-Registrar

Early Career Faculty Forum 10-16-19

Scholarship of Teaching 10.16.2019

SOTL Slides

Faculty IRB 10.16.19

How Do Students Learn - Presentation

Learning Styles 2020

This session covered several topics. The topics are broken down into separate video files. Some of the videos are split into subtopics. The starting time of these subtopics is listed in parenthesis following the topic name.

• Course Organization Using Modules & File Structures
  • How to upload the course template (4:55)
  • Canvas template file to download
• Recommendations for Video and Media Storage
• Using Groups in Canvas
• General Discussion
  • Student Navigation in Canvas (0:20)
  • Modules and Using the Assignments section for Weighted Grades (4:18)
  • Organizing the Pages section of Canvas (11:45)

OSP New Faculty Training

Charting Your Path to Success PowerPoint

Getting Started With Teaching

Faculty and staff advisors can sign in to S&T Connect for helpful advising tools such as to set up email notifications, set up office hours, navigate student information, schedule appointments, and record meeting outcomes. Login directly or through Canvas. Questions about S&T Connect can be directed to Rachel Morris, assistant to the vice provost for student support, at rachelm@mst.edu, by calling x7600, or by visiting 105 Norwood Hall.

Identifying Research Opportunities and Finding Funding

Pivot at Missouri S&T

Pivot Reference Guide

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 1

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 2

Pre-Award Information

Professional Development Travel Grants - document no longer available

Goal-Setting, Honors, and Awards - document no longer available

Supporting Students Facing Mental Health Issues

Campus Resources: Red Folder

How Do Students Learn by Merilee Krueger

Here is a series of quick videos from Curators' Distinguished Teaching Professors, Dr. Larry Gragg, history & political science, and Dr. Yinfa Ma, chemistry, speaking about mentoring. Find out some do's and don'ts regarding finding a mentor, being mentored, or serving as a mentor.

Stories of success in mentoring others:  3 Inspiring Stories That May Change the Way You Teach 

How mentoring can help faculty in the classroom: 3 Ways a Mentor will Help Improve Your Teaching

How a younger faculty member can find a mentor: 4 Ways Younger Faculty Can Find a Mentor

Finding a mentor in research: 3 Ways to Find a Mentor for Research

University of Missouri Research Board PowerPoint presentation by Dr. Mariesa Crow.

Here are resources for S&T Connect, both for advising and classroom instruction.

Getting Started Instructor Advisor Guide - document no longer available

Navigating and Locating Student Information on S&T Connect - document no longer available

How to Email Your Students From S&T Connect - document no longer available

How to Schedule and Document Meetings on S&T Connect - document no longer available

Raise and Manage Flags, Kudos, Referrals and To-Dos - document no longer available

Utilizing the Student Folder on S&T Connect - document no longer available

Additional LInks, Places and Pages to Add to S&T Connect - document no longer available

Technology Transfer and Economic Development Presentation

Conflict of Interest information

Patents Handout

Invention Disclosure Handout

Overview Tech Transfer Handout

A clearly written syllabus is a powerful tool for communication between instructor and student to set expectations for the class. Here are some resources provided by the campus' instructional designers for syllabus construction. Below are the syllabus templates for the 2017 -18 academic year. Please note that the campus policy sections may change from one year to the next. For the most recent template, visit the "Teaching and Student Learning" tab.

Syllabus Workshop PowerPoint - document no longer available

Here are the resources from a recent Walking Through Promotion and Tenure workshop.

Dos and Donts on Your CV - document no longer available

What Happens After the Dossier Is Submitted? - document no longer available

Documenting Teaching - document no longer available

Writing a Teaching Philosophy - document no longer available

Here are a series of videos designed for new faculty to help navigate the Registrar's Office:

Topics covered:

• What Does the Registrar's Office Do?
• Forms
• Class Information
• Degree Audits
• Joe'SS and Miscellaneous Q&A

Who is EdTech?

• Watch this video. 

 What is Distance Education?

• We offer 17 graduate degree programs and over 50 graduate certificate programs through distance education. These programs are designed to expand the walls of your classroom and allow students to attend from anywhere.

 Who are our students?

• Our students are working professionals who are looking to advance in their careers.

• Most classes do not require live participation; however, live attendance is up to the individual instructors and should be confirmed with the academic department. All distance courses are recorded and archived for distance students to watch on their own schedule.

• Some instructors may ask distance students to make a live presentation or participate live in a different way, but students will always know these expectations well in advance and will be able to plan accordingly. Our faculty understand most of our distance students work full time, have families and other responsibilities, and they're almost always willing to make reasonable accommodations.

 Graduate Degree Programs

• For a list of Graduate Degree Programs follow this link - http://dce.mst.edu/credit/degrees/
  

 Certificate Degree Programs

• The Certificate Degree Programs are a pathway to a Master's Degree.
• For a list of Certificate Degree Programs follow this link - http://dce.mst.edu/credit/certificates/ 

Go here for the slides from Bill Fahrenholtz and Kamal Khayat on the Role of Research Centers on Campus - document no longer available.

Andy Careaga, director of S&T marketing and communications, and Kate Sheppard, associate professor of history and political science, share helpful tips about using social media and other venues to start spreading the word about your research - document no longer available

See a number of resources on the Office of Sponsored Program's website from the Proposal Writing Bootcamp held in March 2018: http://sponsoredprograms.mst.edu/resources/training/

What Is Important About Service? - document no longer available;by Larry Gragg and Wayne Huebner

A Powerpoint presentation from Dr. Richard Hall on promotion and tenure.