Even before you set foot on IUPUI’s varied and exciting campus, you might want to get acquainted with some of the resources which may help you get started on your work here. What follows is a list of websites of offices and services on campus which are ready to assist and support your work. See what’s available and contact the ones closest to your needs. You may meet some of them face-to-face at the New Faculty Orientation on September 12th, but perhaps by then some of them will seem like old friends.
IUPUI sponsors a rich and extensive new faculty orientation. Faculty are welcomed at the beginning of the academic year in formal ways and then engaged in a series of conversations throughout the year on issues and topics central to becoming a valued member of the IUPUI community. Information about those orientation activities as well as resources and opportunities available to new faculty can be found at “The New Faculty Experience at IUPUI”.
The IUPUI Research Office supports your search for internal and external funding and proposal development.
http://research.iupui.edu/ovcr/
University Information Technology Services is responsible for the continued development of a modern information technology environment throughout the University in support of IU’s vision of excellence in teaching, research, and service.
http://www.uits.iu.edu
The IUPUI Center for Teaching and Learning has many resources available and many programs scheduled to help you plan your courses and teach effectively. Contact them if you have questions about planning a course, incorporating technology, creating productive research assignments, or using the Web to enhance your course or reach your students at a distance.
http://ctl.iupui.edu/
The Center for Research and Learning provides the infrastructure to fund, support, and develop undergraduate research across all disciplines and professional programs.
http://crl.iupui.edu/
The Center for Service and Learning is a campus resource that involves students, faculty, and staff in service activities that mutually benefit the campus and community across teaching, research, professional service, and voluntary community service. It provides financial resources and expertise to work with faculty to develop their civic engagement activities.
http://csl.iupui.edu/
The IUPUI University Library strives to work with faculty to make information resources, both print and electric, central to teaching and learning at IUPUI. Contact your school’s library liaison or begin your connections with the Library on its website.
http://ulib.iupui.edu
The Office of the Registrar offers a number of resources on its website, including documents addressing both policy and procedure of interest to faculty.
http://www.registrar.iupui.edu
The University Faculty Council is the primary academic and faculty policymaker for the Indiana University system. In addition, each campus has its own faculty governing body. The IUPUI Faculty Council advises the Chancellor, the Indiana University and Purdue University Presidents, and the Boards of Trustees on all matters pertaining to faculty interests in policies, faculty advancement and other aspects of faculty life.
Learn more about IUPUI Faculty Council
Learn more about University Faculty Council
The Black Faculty and Staff Council (BFSC) was established in 1978 with the following objectives: to facilitate interaction among Black faculty, staff and students; to address issues at the university that are of vital and mutual concern; to promote the professional development of Black faculty and staff; to motivate and encourage Black students to excel in their academic endeavors and to support them in their efforts to present a positive image on campus; to plan and work toward the full growth and development of the larger community.
http://www.iupui.edu/~bfsc/
The IUPUI Office for Women supports the IUPUI mission to provide excellence in teaching and learning; research, scholarship and creative activity; and civic engagement. The office promotes an inclusive environment that benefits women and men through advice, advocacy, collaborations, dialogue, information, partnerships, recognition, research, and pursuit of best practices.
http://ofw.iupui.edu/
