ARTS, HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
Liberal arts education is at the heart of the University of Denver. Our faculty, staff and students come together in a shared quest for knowledge of the human condition.
Faculty & Staff Resources
Forms, Guides & Policy Documents
Here's a list of common resources we hope will help you navigate the DU system. If you don't find what you need here, please call 303-871-4449 or email Therese Mathis.
UNIVERSITY POLICY AND PROCEDURES
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Computer Acceptable Use Policy
Learn rules and regulations for using DU email, online library catalogs and databases, administrative information services and the Web. -
Sabbatical Guidelines
Use this document to find eligibility and preparatory information about taking a long-term leave of absence from your job. -
Appointment, Promotion and Tenure (PDF)
Find guidelines for faculty appointment, reappointment and promotion at DU.
FACULTY/STAFF DEVELOPMENT
Mentoring
To help you grow professionally, we match all new faculty members with experienced counterparts for mentoring. You can request a faculty mentor—and provide information about specific qualities you'd value in a mentor—by filling out our mentoring form.
For more information on faculty mentoring, visit the Santa Clara University mentoring website, or read Advice for New Faculty Members by Robert Boice.
Our office also provides writing and research groups for interested faculty and collaborative faculty workshops. Past workshop topics have addressed publicizing AHSS' work, what granting agencies seek and getting a book published.
ADDITIONAL AHSS RESOURCES
Following is a list of common forms or reports that should help you understand DU and your role at the university. If you don't find what you need here, please call 303-871-4460 or email Therese Mathis.
Due Dates
Faculty/Staff Information
Mini-Sabbatical Guidelines
Directions Committee Plan
Directions Committee Plan Appendix
Marsico Visiting Scholars