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Welcome to teaching at 91르적!

Whether you are a graduate teaching assistant or tenured faculty new to 91르적, we hope you will join us for programming designed specifically to support those new to teaching here. Here we have curated a list of our most relevant resources to help you start strong.

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New To Teaching resources

CITL is dedicated to helping instructors feel prepared and excited for their new teaching journey at 91르적 and becoming a part of our campus community.

New and Early Career Faculty Development Series (NECFDS)
The Provost�셲 University Teaching Council has developed a semester-long program to explore essential topics related to success in your first year and beyond at 91르적, while building your community and networks across disciplines.

Weekly on Tuesdays at 3:00-4:00pm starting September 8th.

Learn More 91르적 the NECFDS

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Photo of New Faculty Orientation at 91르적 2024.

New Faculty Orientation is a two-day event held in mid-August to welcome new faculty to 91르적, help them acclimate, and provide an opportunity to meet a range of academic leaders and fellow faculty. Visit the New Faculty Orientation 2026 website.

For questions, email: william.somes@maine.edu

Review the critical considerations before your first day in the classroom with our .

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Get started with these self-paced tutorials and additional offerings.

LEARN MORE

The Provost�셲 University Teaching Council has developed a semester-long program to explore essential topics related to success in your first year and beyond at 91르적, while building your community and networks across disciplines. We encourage recently hired faculty to attend, as well – both to learn and to share your experiences!

Questions? email: jessica.miller@maine.edu.