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Faculty Development

Faculty Orientation
Career Development
- Management Skills
- Leadership Skills
- Mentoring
- Career Advancement/Tenure
- Professional Development for Women Faculty
Balancing Work & Life
Teaching Development
Research Development
Research Resources

First Tuesdays - Faculty Orientation Series

The new faculty orientation series, First Tuesday, features a series of workshops with the aim of helping new faculty transition into their roles and responsibilities. First Tuesdays focused monthly orientation sessions for new faculty, designed to provide new faculty with useful information that assists in their success.

Sessions meet from 9 - 10am in Seminar Room 6 (MEB)

November 3 - "Getting Your Protocol Approved" - navigating the IRB/IACUC process; presentations by Dr. Kratz (Office of Research Services), Dr. Kurth (Clinical Reserach Navigator) and new faculty who have been successful in getting protocols approved.

December 1 - "Grantsmanship" - identifying and obtaining funding for your research; an interactive workshop with presentations by Dr. Jacob (Office of Research Development), Nicole Barron (Office of Research Services) and new faculty who have been successful in obtaining funding.

January 5 - "Effective Teaching" - teaching and scholarly research in teaching; Dr. Sheila Chauvin will introduce the resources within OMERAD.

February 2 - "Staying Out of Trouble" - conflict of interest and compliance issues; Roy Clay III will address policies and issues of compliance at LSU.

For more information about these sessions, contact: Dr. Gregory, Office of Faculty Development, pgrego@lsuhsc.edu

Office of Faculty Development

Succeeding in a faculty career in academic medicine has become much more complicated in recent years, with rapid changes in health care delivery bringing new demands and new methods to the education, clinical, and research work environments. In response to these changes, the Dean has invested in creating the Office of Faculty Development, directed by Dr. Paula Gregory.

The Office of Faculty Development supports the professional development of School of Medicine faculty at every level. Our goal is to assist the faculty in achieving success and satisfaction at every stage in their careers in academic medicine.