The Office of Faculty Development provides a community of support and development opportunities that enable Augsburg faculty and staff to grow our excellence in teaching and learning, leadership, scholarship, and ultimately, student success. With the Center for Teaching & Learning, we provide workshops, learning communities, recognition, and resources to support faculty through all stages of their professional development.
Days in May Call for Proposals
Share your expertise with our community! Augsburg’s 2025 Days in May professional workshops will be held May 14 & May 15. Augsburg’s annual professional development conference program will begin with the Dr. Jennie Diaz Memorial Lecture with renowned education scholar, Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings. All faculty and staff are invited to submit proposals for workshops by April 11.
RSVP Diaz Memorial Lecture & Lunch
Third Way Civics Application
$1,000 stipend for Third Way Civics Workshop: an active, high-impact pedagogy for all fields, focused on the close reading of texts and data, reasoning to sound arguments, and student perspective-taking. Workshop participants will receive a $1,000 stipend for completing the workshop on May 27 & 28, 2025. Limited to 24 faculty. Application form here.
Summer 2025 Faculty Book Club
Join Faculty Development, the School of the Humanities & Social Sciences, and the Department of Sociology for a summer book club, featuring The Minneapolis Reckoning by Michelle Phelps :
- Register by May 1 & pick up book during Days in May Summer 2025 Book Club Sign-up
- The Fall 2025 Torstenson Lecture in Sociology will feature the author.
Spring 2025 Resources
- Learner-Centered Syllabus Resources (April 2025)
- All syllabi should include a FERPA statement
- All syllabi are required to include this Title IX Statement.
- Faculty Support Guide Spring 2025
- New Faculty Welcome Book
- Department Chairs & Directors Guidebook
CTL 2024-25 Event Resources
- Introduction to Knack Tutoring (webinar recording)
- Back to School Workshops Program
- Title IX presentation (Fall 2024).