Faculty Development Programs at Michigan State University

	Current Registration
	Advisory Board
Charge to Board Members
	Faculty / Instructional Development Opportunities
Consultations and Related Services Faculty Development Network Faculty Emeriti Association Faculty Learning Communities From Associate Professor to Professor Instructional Briefings Lilly Seminar Series Lilly Teaching Fellows Meet Michigan Traveling Seminars New and Early Career Faculty Social Gatherings Programs for Academic Specialists Spring Institute on College Teaching and Learning Survive and Thrive Walter and Pauline Adams Academy for Instructional Excellence and Innovation Workshop for Faculty Leaders
	Organizational / Leadership Development Opportunities
CIC Academic Leadership Program Fellows CIC Department Executive Officer (DEO) Program Consultations and Related Services Executive Leadership Academy Faculty Development Network Faculty Emeriti Association LEadership and ADministrator (LEAD) Seminar Series (formerly MULTIs) Leadership Development Webinars Workshop for Faculty Leaders
	Orientations
New Administrators New Academic Specialists New Executive Managers New Fixed Term Faculty New Tenure System and Health Programs Faculty, Continuing System Librarians and NSCL Appointments
	Other Resources for Leaders
Resources on Leadership Top Ten List for Administrators Resources on Faculty Mentoring Key Dates
	Other Resources for Instructors
Related MSU Events Online Instructional Resources Top Ten List for Faculty Call for Proposals Conferences and Meetings Early Career Faculty Programs
	F&OD Archives
Responding to Societal Crises Needs Assessment Survey Results (June 2009) Faculty Needs Assessment Survey (April 2005) Chairs and Directors Programming Interest Survey (October 2004) Retirement Announcement for Dr. Robert F. Banks

Faculty Development Network

About | Affiliates | 2007-2008 News | Meeting Minutes

Starting Fall 2007, the MSU Faculty Development Council (FDC) has become the Faculty Development Network (FDN).

This new name emphasizes the communication and connections available to Affiliates across this large, diverse campus.

The FDN will be lead by a Steering Committee made up of 8-12 FDN Affiliates who will meet regularly to plan the direction and activities of the FDN, including communicating with the Affiliates in order to solicit input and share communication.

New Steering Committee membership will be open to former FDC Working Group co-chairs, as well as open to application from any Affiliates who are interested in taking a leadership role within the FDN.

Revisit this webpage in the Fall 2007 semester for more information about plans for the 2007-2008 academic year.

If you have comments or questions about the changes to the FDC (now called the FDN), or wish to express interest in serving on the Steering Committee, please contact Kristine Zayko at zayko@msu.edu.