The program consists of:
Eligibility
Faculty Development in Georgia (FDIG) is open to faculty members who
This nomination process is being facilitated by the UNG Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership (CTLL).
On the application form, you will be asked to enter application information and upload files. Nomination portfolios are limited to 20 pages, including any appendices (1” margins, minimum 12-point font for each section below). Each portfolio must include the following information. NOTE: The TOC does not count toward the maximum of 20 pages.
Deadline for Nominations
The Institute of Higher Education is not running this program presently, we are not accepting nominations at this time.
Diane Stephens, lecturer of Computer Science and Information Systems at the University of North Georgia (UNG), was selected for the 2020-2021 Faculty Development in Georgia (FDIG) Program. Read the full story on Diane Stephens.
Ashley Bruce, a lecturer of kinesiology at the University of North Georgia, won entrance into the Faculty Development in Georgia program after being accepted into the University of Georgia's (UGA) doctoral program for kinesiology and earning the assistantship. Read the full UNG news article for more details!