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New Faculty Programming Fall 2024■ especially ■The Center for Faculty Advancement teamOffice of Research DevelopmentOrganizationNameNameNameNameNameNameEmilie BooneAssistant Professor of Art HistoryUna ChaudhuriDean for the Humanities and Vice-Dean for Interdisciplinary InitiativesHua-Yu Sebastian Cherng (程華宇）Vice Dean for Research and EquityTrinh D. EngAssistant Director of Research Proposal Development and PlanningNina Gray, PhDAssistant Vice Provost for Research Planning and AnalysisRegine GilbertIndustry Assistant & James Weldon Johnson Professor Alisha (Jonesy) JonesAssistant Professor of ChemistryBryant MoyAssistant Professor of PoliticsMike Hoa NguyenAssistant Professor of EducationOrganizationNameNameNameNameNameNameSpecial thanks to
AgendaNAVIGATING NYU’S ORGANIZATIONAL LANDSCAPE10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorIn this workshop, new faculty will be introduced to the organizational landscape of NYU, with explanations of senior leadership at the institutional and school levels. Then, a panel of 3-4 junior faculty will offer advice centered around the theme of “What I learned in my first year.” Faculty will then be offered the opportunity to ask questions of panelists and CFA staff.DEVELOPING COLLABORATIONS & MEETING NEW PEOPLE4pm - 7pm | 60 Washington Square South, Room 905/7The first phase of this event includes a 60 minute panel with established faculty who have successfully developed a collaborative scholarly profile during their time at NYU. They will discuss how they navigate co-authorship, internal collaborators, external partnerships, and grant writing, among other topics. After the panel, new faculty will be joined by other faculty members for a mixer to meet and develop collaborative connections.HOW TO CONFERENCE10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorOpen writing hours from 12pm - 3pmIn this collaborative workshop, we will discuss tips and tricks for strategizing conference participation and travel for early career faculty. We will share effective solutions to common problems and discuss the value and meaning of conference presentations, travel, and service in the early years of the academic career. Finally, we will discuss conference funding opportunities within NYU. Lunch will be served after the workshop.FUNDING YOUR RESEARCHAT NYUOpen writing hours 9am - 12pm Workshop begins at 12:30pm - 2pm411 Lafayette, 6th FloorNina Gray and Trinh Eng from NYU’s Office of Research Development will host a workshop to guide faculty through the process of applying for internal and external funding to support research. They will provide information about the services and opportunities available through their office, especially SEED and Mega grants and grant-writing support. Lunch will be served.BUILDING YOUR COLLABORATIVE NETWORK10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorOpen writing hours from 12pm - 3pmJoin your fellow new faculty members for a networking over coffee and treats. You will have the opportunity to meet and chat with your peers and colleagues about their research and teaching interests and develop informal connections for information sharing, collaboration, and creating writing groups around shared goals and interests.FALL BREAK(No Events Scheduled)Fri 13SEPTEMBERFri 27SEPTEMBERFri 18OCTOBERThu 19SEPTEMBERFri 4OCTOBERFri 11OCTOBEROPEN WRITING HOURS9am - 3pm | 411 Lafayette, 6th Floor● October 4 (9a-12pm)● October 18 (12 -3pm)● October 25● November 1● November 8● November 15● November 22● December 6● December 13FridaysMULTIPLE DATESJoin your colleagues! Register today
AgendaNAVIGATING NYU’S ORGANIZATIONAL LANDSCAPE10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorIn this workshop, new faculty will be introduced to the organizational landscape of NYU, with explanations of senior leadership at the institutional and school levels. Then, a panel of 3-4 junior faculty will offer advice centered around the theme of “What I learned in my first year.” Faculty will then be offered the opportunity to ask questions of panelists and CFA staff.DEVELOPING COLLABORATIONS & MEETING NEW PEOPLE4pm - 7pm | 60 Washington Square South, Room 905/7The first phase of this event includes a 60 minute panel with established faculty who have successfully developed a collaborative scholarly profile during their time at NYU. They will discuss how they navigate co-authorship, internal collaborators, external partnerships, and grant writing, among other topics. After the panel, new faculty will be joined by other faculty members for a mixer to meet and develop collaborative connections.HOW TO CONFERENCE10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorOpen writing hours from 12pm - 3pmIn this collaborative workshop, we will discuss tips and tricks for strategizing conference participation and travel for early career faculty. We will share effective solutions to common problems and discuss the value and meaning of conference presentations, travel, and service in the early years of the academic career. Finally, we will discuss conference funding opportunities within NYU. Lunch will be served after the workshop.FUNDING YOUR RESEARCHAT NYUOpen writing hours 9am - 12pm Workshop begins at 12:30pm - 2pm411 Lafayette, 6th FloorNina Gray and Trinh Eng from NYU’s Office of Research Development will host a workshop to guide faculty through the process of applying for internal and external funding to support research. They will provide information about the services and opportunities available through their office, especially SEED and Mega grants and grant-writing support. Lunch will be served.BUILDING YOUR COLLABORATIVE NETWORK10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorOpen writing hours from 12pm - 3pmJoin your fellow new faculty members for a networking over coffee and treats. You will have the opportunity to meet and chat with your peers and colleagues about their research and teaching interests and develop informal connections for information sharing, collaboration, and creating writing groups around shared goals and interests.FALL BREAK(No Events Scheduled)Fri 13SEPTEMBERFri 27SEPTEMBERFri 18OCTOBERThu 19SEPTEMBERFri 4OCTOBERFri 11OCTOBEROPEN WRITING HOURS9am - 3pm | 411 Lafayette, 6th Floor● October 4 (9a-12pm)● October 18 (12 -3pm)● October 25● November 1● November 8● November 15● November 22● December 6● December 13FridaysMULTIPLE DATESJoin your colleagues! Register today
AgendaNAVIGATING NYU’S ORGANIZATIONAL LANDSCAPE10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorIn this workshop, new faculty will be introduced to the organizational landscape of NYU, with explanations of senior leadership at the institutional and school levels. Then, a panel of 3-4 junior faculty will offer advice centered around the theme of “What I learned in my first year.” Faculty will then be offered the opportunity to ask questions of panelists and CFA staff.DEVELOPING COLLABORATIONS & MEETING NEW PEOPLE4pm - 7pm | 60 Washington Square South, Room 905/7The first phase of this event includes a 60 minute panel with established faculty who have successfully developed a collaborative scholarly profile during their time at NYU. They will discuss how they navigate co-authorship, internal collaborators, external partnerships, and grant writing, among other topics. After the panel, new faculty will be joined by other faculty members for a mixer to meet and develop collaborative connections.HOW TO CONFERENCE10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorOpen writing hours from 12pm - 3pmIn this collaborative workshop, we will discuss tips and tricks for strategizing conference participation and travel for early career faculty. We will share effective solutions to common problems and discuss the value and meaning of conference presentations, travel, and service in the early years of the academic career. Finally, we will discuss conference funding opportunities within NYU. Lunch will be served after the workshop.FUNDING YOUR RESEARCHAT NYUOpen writing hours 9am - 12pm Workshop begins at 12:30pm - 2pm411 Lafayette, 6th FloorNina Gray and Trinh Eng from NYU’s Office of Research Development will host a workshop to guide faculty through the process of applying for internal and external funding to support research. They will provide information about the services and opportunities available through their office, especially SEED and Mega grants and grant-writing support. Lunch will be served.BUILDING YOUR COLLABORATIVE NETWORK10am - 11:30am | 411 Lafayette, 6th FloorOpen writing hours from 12pm - 3pmJoin your fellow new faculty members for a networking over coffee and treats. You will have the opportunity to meet and chat with your peers and colleagues about their research and teaching interests and develop informal connections for information sharing, collaboration, and creating writing groups around shared goals and interests.FALL BREAK(No Events Scheduled)Fri 13SEPTEMBERFri 27SEPTEMBERFri 18OCTOBERThu 19SEPTEMBERFri 4OCTOBERFri 11OCTOBEROPEN WRITING HOURS9am - 3pm | 411 Lafayette, 6th Floor● October 4 (9a-12pm)● October 18 (12 -3pm)● October 25● November 1● November 8● November 15● November 22● December 6● December 13FridaysMULTIPLE DATESJoin your colleagues! Register today
New Faculty Programming Fall 2024■ especially ■The Center for Faculty Advancement teamOffice of Research DevelopmentOrganizationNameNameNameNameNameNameEmilie BooneAssistant Professor of Art HistoryUna ChaudhuriDean for the Humanities and Vice-Dean for Interdisciplinary InitiativesHua-Yu Sebastian Cherng (程華宇）Vice Dean for Research and EquityTrinh D. EngAssistant Director of Research Proposal Development and PlanningNina Gray, PhDAssistant Vice Provost for Research Planning and AnalysisRegine GilbertIndustry Assistant & James Weldon Johnson Professor Alisha (Jonesy) JonesAssistant Professor of ChemistryBryant MoyAssistant Professor of PoliticsMike Hoa NguyenAssistant Professor of EducationOrganizationNameNameNameNameNameNameSpecial thanks to
New Faculty Programming Fall 2024■ especially ■The Center for Faculty Advancement teamOffice of Research DevelopmentOrganizationNameNameNameNameNameNameEmilie BooneAssistant Professor of Art HistoryUna ChaudhuriDean for the Humanities and Vice-Dean for Interdisciplinary InitiativesHua-Yu Sebastian Cherng (程華宇）Vice Dean for Research and EquityTrinh D. EngAssistant Director of Research Proposal Development and PlanningNina Gray, PhDAssistant Vice Provost for Research Planning and AnalysisRegine GilbertIndustry Assistant & James Weldon Johnson Professor Alisha (Jonesy) JonesAssistant Professor of ChemistryBryant MoyAssistant Professor of PoliticsMike Hoa NguyenAssistant Professor of EducationOrganizationNameNameNameNameNameNameSpecial thanks to