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The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (CATL) provides consultations, a self-service toolbox and opportunities for professional development.
From establishing of new degrees to making minor modifications to existing courses, this guide gives an overview of approval procedures.
These syllabi guidelines are a resource for faculty as they develop or revise their syllabi, to help maintain content consistency.
The Center for Civic Engagement serves as a liaison for engagement between UW-Green Bay and our greater communities.
The Office of Professional and Instructional Development (OPID) is a UW System office that advocates for faculty and instructors in all things teaching and learning.
Through the generosity of donors, we are able to award faculty with named professorships and endowed chairs, to celebrate our distinguished scholars and recognize their achievements.
Here to support your research endeavors, the Office of Grants and Research will encourage and guide you through the funding process, and to answer grant funding questions.
This committee of faculty representatives plays an advisory role to the Provost, to enhance the University's ability to realize its potential for distinction in all fields of study.
This board reviews research projects involving human subjects to uphold two broad standards: 1) subjects are not placed at undue risk; 2) they give uncoerced, informed consent to participate.