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Faculty Development Fellowship

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Faculty Development Fellowships (FDFs) are available annually to all eligible faculty on a competitive basis. Information on FDF eligibility (including rank and years of service required) and provisions can be found in the University of Nebraska Board of Regents Policies (RP-4.2.3) and in the faculty collective bargaining agreement (section 3.9.1.1).

FDF recipients must spend at least one year in the employment of the University after completing the FDF and must submit a written report about activities undertaken during the FDF award period. The report is used in the evaluation of future requests for additional FDFs by the faculty member.

For additional information on FDF eligibility and the application process, contact your college dean’s office or Candice Batton, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Faculty Affairs at cbatton@unomaha.edu.

Download the Faculty Development Fellowship application.


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