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63 results for "New Faculty"

63 results for "New Faculty"

Tenured Publication Fund Application

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Publications Fund Program Guidelines Supporting the research of our phenomenal faculty is core to our mission, and for this reason, the FAS is moving to create a Publications Fund to aid tenured FAS faculty members in bringing scholarly book projects to...

Internal Funding

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Many funding opportunities are available to FAS faculty and researchers. Please see the FAS Office of Research Administration website for more information on how to find funding from Harvard, private foundation, and federal sources. Some publication and...

The Institute for Quantitative Social Science

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The Institute for Quantitative Social Science (IQSS) builds infrastructure and community so social scientists can work at unprecedented speed, scale, and levels of collaboration. Programs include: Data Science Services at IQSS offers three types of...

Resources for ACCESS-eligible Faculty Colleagues (draft)

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(From the Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Faculty) Resources for Funding Care: More affordable in-home back-up care: For summer 2021 and beyond, Harvard is again subsidizing the cost of in-home back-up care through Care @ Work. Faculty and staff are...

Researcher Affairs Team

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The Researcher Affairs Team manages the full lifecycle of researcher appointments, including new hires, reappointments, reclassifications, and promotions. Each department and center works with a Researcher Affairs Specialist, who serves as the first point...

Faculty Workshop - Navigating Sensitive Topics

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Discussing contentious and difficult topics in the classroom is an essential part of the learning experience. These topics provide opportunities for deepening understanding of complex issues and learning about different perspectives and approaches, but...

Events (Decommissioned 10/16)

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Events throughout the year help FAS faculty to develop as scholars, teachers, and citizens of the academic community. A sampling is provided below.

Faculty Workshop: Digital Teaching Methods

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Please join us next Tuesday, January 18 for the first of the 2022 workshops brought to you by the Digital Scholarship Support Group. The Digital Teaching Methods seminar provides faculty and graduate students a hands-on introduction to several approaches...

Professional Development

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