Villanova University faculty innovate to offer appealing, relevant and challenging courses and opportunities for students, and facilitate the most effective student learning.
Resources are available to University faculty as they explore new technologies and teaching methods, support learning styles and create new and innovative learning environments.
Villanova University offers a variety of academic resources
for students. This guidebook serves as a point of reference
for faculty to help students find the relevant programs
and services that are available to them—academic support
and tutoring, peer mentoring, assistance for students with
disabilities, professional development, and much more.
The Center for Instructional Technologies (CIT) provides many resources and services to promote the use of technology in the teaching and learning environment. Included in these services are multimedia development, online teaching and learning resources, video and audio streaming studios, video teleconferencing studios and workshops and seminars that introduce faculty to the various technologies that Villanova provide. read more
A detailed outline of what Villanova graduates should be able to do upon leaving Villanova. read more
The center provides and coordinates services and resources for faculty members from all disciplines who are interested in helping their students become more effective learners. read more
This program was developed to support course development and teaching (individual and team) and is open to all faculty at Villanova and will:
Deadlines: The first round of proposals are due October 20, 2017 by 5pm and completed proposals (pdf) can be emailed to avptl@villanova.edu.
Questions: Dr. Randy Weinstein at avptl@villanova.edu.
Cross-College Course Development and Teaching Pilot Program May 2017.pdfThough often subsumed under their roles as researchers, teachers, and scholars, writing plays an integral part in faculty development. Villanova University supports faculty in their writing endeavors by offering on-on-one consulting for projects such as journal articles, grant proposals, book-length manuscripts, revise and resubmit edits, book proposals, and course assignments. Villanova aspires to make the process of writing more efficient, collaborative, productive, and rewarding. For additional information, please contact Dr. Emily Carson at emily.carson@villanova.edu, 610-519-4273.
The Office of the Provost regularly issues policy documents, publications and reports usually in a handbook format. Specific policies can be found in these publications. read more
