1. Undergraduate Education 2019-2020 New Faculty Orientation
Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui,
Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education

2. How to be engaged in undergraduate education
Byrne First-Year Seminars
Aresty Research Center
Academic Integrity
Learning Centers
Distinguished Fellowships
Task Force and Policy Work
There are a number of ways to be engaged in undergraduate education:
You can teach a 1-credit seminar on your area of research to first-year students through the Byrne Seminars
You can offer an opportunity to an undergraduate to assist you with your research by connecting to the Aresty Research Center
You can direct students to support services at the Learning Centers; or you can utilize the Learning Assistant Program to have LAs support your large classes
Provide support to students seeking fellowship opportunities
Review the academic integrity policy and understand the process of moving an allegation of academic dishonesty to be reviewed; Serve on an academic integrity review panel
Serve on task force, committees, and working groups going on across the university