1. 1 New Faculty Orientation August 19, 2015

2. 2 New Faculty Orientation 2015

3. 3 Agenda – Morning

4. 4 Agenda – Afternoon

5. 5 Academic Affairs Overview F ACULTY S UCCESS + S TUDENT S UCCESS Elizabeth M. Béjar V ICE P RESIDENT FOR A CADEMIC A FFAIRS Meredith Newman V ICE P ROVOST FOR F ACULTY AND G LOBAL A FFAIRS

6. 6 You may already know this… FIU was born in 1965 chartered in 1969 and welcomed its first class in 1972… a young and energetic urban institution,– now one of the largest universities in the country

7. 7 You may already know this… We are FIU: Dynamic and bright student body Entrepreneurial faculty Responsive administration Thriving academic and campus community

8. 8 54,000 students expected to attend FIU in Fall 2015 12,500 students graduating annually from FIU 1 st in nation in awarding bachelor’s and master’s degrees to Hispanics 10 th among one-year international MBA programs 5 th on list of largest public universities by enrollment in Fall 2014 46,000 sqf in the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum designed by architect Yann Weymouth and opened in 2008. Admission is free 14 years FIU has staged one of the nation’s major culinary events – the annual Food Network South Beach Wine and Food Festival Rankings and Interesting Facts

9. 9 Office of Faculty & Global Affairs (OFGA) Was established in February 2015 in alignment with Provost Furton’s strategic priorities Serves as a key resource and driver in faculty academic excellence and success Provides guidance and resources to sustain and enhance our faculty’s success through career growth and development Fosters a culture of recognition and an environment in which faculty can thrive Underlines the institutional commitment to cross-cultural readiness for the 21 st century and leads the university in campus internationalization

10. 10 Faculty Success Elements of faculty success: Faculty success is tied to student success Building a “community of scholars” environment The role of department chair/school director A university-wide faculty mentoring program Offering individual support through our faculty ombuds Taking the pulse of the faculty Faculty Book Authors Recognition Reception Spring 2015

11. 11 Emphasis on Quality Teaching & Learning F2F; Online and Hybrid Purposeful Advising Retention with academic success Milestones along the major Career Integration Graduation Employment Responsiveness Proactive Rooted in Data Analytics Central Coordination/Local Deployment Student Success Every Student Counts

12. 12 What Freshmen Know… and Don’t Know Entering college class of 2019 were born in 1997. Among those who have never been alive in this group of students' lifetimes are Princess Diana, Notorious B.I.G., Jacques Cousteau and Mother Teresa. Since these students have been on the planet: Hybrid automobiles have always been mass-produced. Google has always been there, in its founding words, “to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible.” Email has become the new “formal” communication, while texts and tweets remain enclaves for the casual. Color photos have always adorned the front page of The New York Times. Teachers have always had to insist that term papers employ sources in addition to those found online. The Lion King has always been on Broadway. At least Mom and Dad had their new Nintendo 64 to help them get through long nights sitting up with the baby. Splenda has always been a sweet option in the U.S. Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith have always been Men in Black, not their next-door neighbors. Student Mind-Set Source: What Freshmen Know… and Don’t Know Inside Higher Ed August 18, 2015

13. 13 We want you to be successful Explore the value of building partnerships Feel free to ask Get involved with campus life Opportunities are Endless Lifelong Learning at FIU

14. 14 New Faculty Orientation August 19, 2015