Join the hundreds of faculty, staff, and administrative leaders who collaborate through ACM to share resources, address common challenges, and develop innovative approaches to teaching and learning.
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Grant-funded programs
ACM programs support faculty, staff, and student collaboration and development.
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Faculty & staff project outcomes
See the results of projects supported by ACM grant-funded programs.
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Off-campus opportunities
Teach, learn, and pursue research around the world with ACM.
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Conferences, workshops, & meetings
Engage with peers from across the ACM campuses.
Grant-Funded Programs for Faculty & Staff
Find out how these programs, supported by ACM's foundation partners, can support your teaching, research, and service.
ICF: Institute on College Futures
Building faculty understanding of higher education economics and strategies to strengthen ACM colleges' finances.
ICF Online
An online mini-course makes the Institute on College Futures content available to faculty and staff at any college.
Undergraduate and Faculty Fellows Program for a Diverse Professoriate
Expanding participation by underrepresented groups in the career pipeline from college student to liberal arts college professor through undergraduate and faculty fellowships and programming to foster campus diversity.
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Faculty & Staff Project Outcomes
Curricular materials, assessment tools, best practices, and collaborative events developed by faculty and staff in projects supported by ACM programs.
Faculty collaborated to create and share modules to help students learn how to use the computer language R.
Check out the Macalester College Digital Storytelling resource site, created by faculty in a FaCE project.
St. Olaf faculty developed a module for a one-day workshop to spark students' creativity and problem solving.
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Off-Campus Opportunities
Pursue your research and teaching interests and make professional contacts through ACM study away programs in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the US.
Teach and mentor students using place-based resources not available on the home campus.
Introduces faculty to the curriculum and site-specific resources of ACM off-campus programs.
Funding to visit the Newberry Library in Chicago or the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.
Preparing faculty to teach and lead study away programs.
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Conferences, Workshops, & Meetings
Bringing together faculty, staff, and administrative leaders from across the ACM to engage in ongoing collaborations, sharing information and best practices, and grant-funded initiatives.
FACs maintain strong connections between the ACM colleges and consortial study away programs.
Find out about upcoming events for faculty and staff.
Colleagues from the 14 ACM campuses meet regularly to share information and discuss common challenges.
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