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Faculty Associates
Every semester, the Center for Teaching and Faculty Development invites applications from tenured faculty for Faculty Associate positions.
Each position brings .20 assigned time to work on a project related to teaching and scholarship.
The Associate spends the equivalent of one day a week at the CTFD offices throughout the semester, engaged in research related to her proposed project, working with the Center Instructional Designers, and consulting with other faculty.
The positions enable the selected faculty members to develop a deeper awareness of their own teaching and their students’ learning, and to share their research and discoveries with their colleagues.
Faculty Associates for Spring 2009
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Associate Professor, Health Education Department, and Director of the Institute for Holistic Healing Studies
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Associate Professor, Anthropology Department
Faculty Associates for Fall 2008
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Associate Professor, School of Nursing
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Associate Professor, Recreation, Parks, and Tourism
Faculty Associates for Spring 2008
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Lecturer, English Language and Literature Department
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Assistant Professor, Special Education Department
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Associate Professor, Theatre Arts Department
Faculty Associates for Fall 2007
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Professor, English Language and Literature Department
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Professor, Foreign Languages and Literatures Department
Faculty Associates for Spring 2007
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Associate Professor, Counseling Department
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Associate Professor, Recreation and Leisure Studies
Faculty Associates for Fall 2009
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Lecturer, English Language and Literature Department
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Professor, Comparative & World Literature
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Professor, Comparative and World Literature Department
Explore the Center... Site Features and Highlights
The Accessibility Guides provided by CTFD are here to help you convert and create your course materials into accessible formats.
A list of great development opportunities available on and off campus. This list is regularly updated as new opportunities arise.
The Center sponsors a number of workshops, events, and brown bag sessions every month open to all SF State faculty members.
The Center publishes a monthly newsletter highlighting a number of topics of interest to faculty of SF State.
