From the Desk of Julie E. Williams
The University of New Hampshire is a vibrant place with outstanding faculty, staff, students, leaders, alums, and supporters who seek to make a positive difference in society. This newsletter is the first of our biannual communication and we welcome you to the Office of Engagement & Faculty Development. We invite you to learn more about who we are, and what we do to support the excellence of our faculty—as we seek to enhance the impact of our engagement with community partners in New Hampshire, the nation and beyond. In this newsletter you will learn about upcoming faculty development opportunities and hear from dynamic new colleagues who joined the office over the last year! In our next edition, you will learn more about our efforts to enhance inclusive excellence as we seek the best talent for the University of New Hampshire. 

As 2019 is now upon us, it gives me great pleasure to wish you a Happy New Year!
Pathway to Professorship
Four recently promoted full professors talk about the impact of a faculty development program on their pathway to professorship.
New Colleagues Join Engagement and Faculty Development
Hear from Leslie Couse and Patty Walsh.
Faculty Development Opportunities
Upcoming faculty development programs - see full calendar
January 17
Session 4 of 4

A leadership development program designed to support the continuous growth of UNH leaders including department chairs, program directors, coordinators, and other academic leaders.
January 25
Session 1 of 7

Advance your scholarly career and grants success. "Commit to Submit" a competitive grant proposal, attend 7 half-day workshops, and work 1:1 with a scholarly coach.

January 29
Soup and Salad
with the Provost

An monthly opportunity for faculty conversations with the Provost in a small group setting.
Faculty, contact [email protected] to express your interest in attending.
In case you missed it
Previously published UNH stories on engagement and faculty development
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Leitzel Center Anniversary Video

Join the work of the Leitzel Center and help to transform STEM education.

UNH faculty are experts in national policy, aquatic ecosystems, cosmology and everything in between. New Faculty Orientation was their first order of business.
UNH's teacher residency in partnership with local schools and communities brings math and science teachers to rural New Hampshire.
Communication Department to develop stronger community by connecting students to civic-minded and community engaged volunteer, internship, and/or more civic-learning connections.
While social entrepreneurship has been growing in popularity around the world, there are relatively few examples replicated for large-scale impact.

Watch Fiona Wilson's 16:48 Ashoka U Big Idea Talk.
People are actively participating in democracy and decision-making at the local level with politics set aside for the sake of making positive change for community improvement.
Medicaid, Work and Community Engagement: This brief reviews the major parameters of the work and community engagement requirements being implemented in the New Hampshire Medicaid program and the overall landscape of employment in the state.
Choose "Faculty Excellence and Academic Engagement Fund"
Office of the Senior Vice Provost Engagement and Faculty Development
University of New Hampshire
603-862-1997
www.unh.edu/engagement