Teaching & Learning Center

NFI Events

Please contact Andie Faber, afaber@ksu.edu, if you have any questions.

Spring 2025 Events

  • Navigating Academic Book Publishing: From Proposal to Publication
    • Thursday, April 3rd, 2-4pm in Hale Library 581

    • This comprehensive event, presented by the Office of Academic Affairs and Innovation, the Graduate School, K-State Libraries, and the New Faculty Institute, aims to empower faculty and graduate students with the knowledge and strategies needed to successfully publish their scholarly work. Joyce Harrison, Editor-in-Chief of the University Press of Kansas, will lead the session, offering expert insights on crucial aspects of academic publishing, including:
      • Transforming your dissertation into a compelling book: Gain practical advice on revising and adapting your dissertation for publication.
      • Developing a strong book proposal: Understand the key components of a successful proposal and how to effectively present your work.
      • Navigating the publishing process with confidence: Learn essential strategies for each stage of the publishing journey, from initial inquiry to final publication.
      The event is sponsored by the Office of the Provost, K-State Libraries, the Graduate School, and the Teaching and Learning Center. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insights into the journey of successful academic authors.

      Whether you are a seasoned researcher or a graduate student embarking on your publishing journey, this workshop will provide essential guidance and empower you to navigate the world of academic publishing with confidence.

      RSVP: To attend, please register at https://bit.ly/Bookpublishingrsvp.
  • Coffee & Pastries with Margaret Mohr-Schroeder
    • Tuesday, April 22nd, 8:30-9:30am in the Union's Bluemont Room
    • Join us for an informal conversation with Vice Provost of Academic Affairs and Innovation, Margaret Mohr-Schroeder. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear about current institutional initiatives, ask questions, and learn how you can align your professional objectives with those of the university. Light Breakfast provided.

Archived Events

Spring 2025
  • Principles of Digital Accessibility - Christina van Ittersum
  • Accessibility in Mediasite - Brandon Utech
  • Drop-In Instructional Support
  • Building a Sustainable Writing Practice
    • Tuesday, February 11, 4-5pm via Zoom
    • Led by Dr. Rebecca Barrett-Fox
    • Academic writing is hard--and it's often lonely! Join this session to learn how to create a writing practice that can withstand the challenges of academic life and become a source of pleasure.
    • Share what is already working for you as a writer and learn from others.
    • Leave with new strategies—and perhaps a new orientation to your work.
  • New Graduate Faculty Orientation
    • Wednesday, February 19, 11am-12pm
    • Tuesday, February 25, 1-2pm
    • Hosted by the Graduate School - University Calendar link

    • Faculty who have been approved for graduate faculty membership are invited to attend an orientation session with the Graduate School to learn about expectations and how to be successful in this new role.

Fall 2024 NFI Events