Faculty Development Resources
Faculty Development and Women’s Careers collaborate to offer a number of programs and resources for the UT Southwestern faculty. Our site also serves as a guide to other helpful resources for current and prospective faculty members to explore:
Leadership Training
Internal
LEAD – Leadership Emerging in Academic Departments
External
AAMC – Association of American Medical Colleges (UT Southwestern page about AAMC opportunities)
ELAM – Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine
The Hedwig van Ameringen Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine® Program (ELAM) prepares senior women faculty at schools of medicine, dentistry, and public health to effect sustained positive change as institutional leaders. ELAM offers an intensive yearlong program of executive education, personal leadership assessments/coaching, networking, and mentoring activities.
Additional Sponsored Leadership Development Opportunities
Mentoring and Career Development
Internal
Faculty Development, jointly with Women’s Careers, provides individual counsel such as:
- One-on-one career consultations
- Curriculum vitae (CV) review
- Career mapping advice
- Faculty exit interviews
To schedule an appointment to speak with an Associate Dean, please email FDD@UTSouthwestern.edu.
Mentoring Excellence for Developing Leaders
This course is based on a combination of mentoring curricula and techniques that were observed at high performing translational medical centers (UCSF, Harvard, Wisconsin) as well as the National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN) mentor training. The NRMN curriculum facilitates career-stage appropriate training for mentors and mentees, tailored to foster the success of a diverse group of biomedical researchers, with a specific focus on deepening the alignment and impact of mentoring relationships.
(SUCCESS) - Starting University Clinical Careers Effectively, Scholarly, and Successfully
The SUCCESS program helps clinicians thrive at UT Southwestern by providing training in the four domains of excellence required for academic promotion: Clinicians, Educatos, Scholars, and Institutional Citizens. SUCCESS is offered virtually in the Fall in two parts. The SUCCESS website also provides recordings of each speaker categorized by topic as well as additional resources.
External
National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN)
Community of Mentors - Boston Children's Hospital
UTSW-Parkland Health Equity Scholars Program
Learn about this two-year initiative that funds eligible faculty with community engagement experience.
Successfully Obtaining an R (SOAR) Grant Program
SOAR is designed to increase grant acquisition success rates by our junior faculty conducting basic, translational, and clinical research.
Funding and Award Opportunities
The Office of Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) helps researchers find, obtain, and manage awards that fund scholarly research and other activities.
Promotion and Tenure
Information on the academic advancement timeline and criteria for each distinct academic rank and track as it relates to the promotion and tenure process.
New Faculty Research Forum
An annual event for recently appointed assistant professors to present their research to UTSW's academic community.
UTSW Faculty Corner
The Faculty Corner page on MyUTSW provides links to content of interest to faculty members. (You must be on a UTSW computer or logged in via VPN to view the Faculty Corner.)
UTSW Policy Library
To better serve our faculty, UT Southwestern offers an extensive policy library of regulations and practices. There are policies that pertain to faculty, ethics, and standards of behavior, which include sexual harassment policies, as well as administration.
See the complete listing of UT Southwestern policies. (You must be on a UTSW computer or logged in via VPN to view the policies.)
Resources for Prospective Faculty
Not a current UTSW faculty member? Explore the Human Resources’ Recruitment – University Careers website.