Resources
For Faculty
Departmental Quick Reference
Find contact lists for department chairs, directors, & coordinators, major & minor advisors, academic administrative assistants, and faculty on professional leave.
Policies, Procedures, and Forms
Details and documents related to academic guests, assessment, course evaluations, faculty appointments, travel, research support, open access, and more.
New Faculty Resources
Information regarding new faculty orientation, living and working in the area, support for international faculty, and resources for families.
Promoting Academic Activities
Contact the Office of Communications & Marketing for sharing news, story ideas, scholarly or creative works, grant awards, talks, or lectures; promoting events; and requesting photo or video coverage of academic activities
Important Information
Resources for Faculty Development
Explore our Institutional Memberships below.
Our unique four-college exchange program with Haverford College, Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania enables students to enhance their academic and social experiences in unprecedented ways.
Visit the Consortium members: Haverford | Swarthmore | Penn
Bryn Mawr is a member of the AAC&U, a global organization dedicated to advancing the democratic purposes of higher education by promoting equity, innovation, and excellence in liberal education.
Institutional membership affords faculty with access to The Academic Minute podcast, Liberal Education magazine, on-demand webinars (https://www.aacu.org/webinars/on-demand-webinars) , Valid Assessment of Learning in Undergraduate Education (VALUE) Initiative, and STEM Education Reform Programs and Initiatives (https://www.aacu.org/office-of-undergraduate-stem-education).
To create an individual membership affiliated with Bryn Mawr’s institutional membership, follow these instructions.
Bryn Mawr is a Leadership Circle sponsor of the NHC, the only independent institute dedicated exclusively to advanced study in all areas of the humanities. The NHC offers educational programs to strengthen collegiate teaching and research. Bryn Mawr faculty may take advantage of workshops, projects, and events (https://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/workshops-projects-events/), webinars, institutes, and online courses(https://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/education-programs/), as well as the 4-Week Summer Residency (a limited submission process administered by Bryn Mawr College Office of the Provost).
Among the many activities and networking opportunities that CUR provides, the organization offers support for the professional growth of faculty and administrators through expert-designed institutes, on-demand learning, conferences, and access to the online Scholarship and Practice of Undergraduate Research Journal.
The Greater Philadelphia Human Studies Council (GPHSC) is a consortium of 15 colleges and universities in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware created to support faculty interaction and development in interdisciplinary fields. The Council funds four interdisciplinary consortia, each with its own yearly program of events for faculty and students.
Mentorship Program
The mentorship program is open to both Tenure-Track (TT) and Continuing Non-Tenure-Track (CNTT) faculty; it provides individualized guidance and support for faculty career development and, for tenure-track faculty, navigating the tenure process. Its purpose is to help faculty:
- Increase productivity and effectiveness
- Identify useful strategies, resources, and support
- Review and strengthen professional materials
- Better understand the specific steps and expectations of the tenure process
- Have a confidential, supportive space to discuss questions or concerns