What is Faculty

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Higher education faculty members who has teaching and research responsibilities. Learn more in: Faculty Development Centers for Digital Teaching and Learning: Implementation of Institutional Strategy and Infrastructure

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The entire teaching and administrative force of a university, college, or school. Learn more in: Faculty Motivation in Management Education

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Teachers, occupational therapists, speech therapists, special education staff, counselors. Learn more in: Sharing Labs: Building Collaborative Culture Through Teacher-Led Professional Development

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Full-time, part-time, adjunct, and other types of instructors employed in academic units at colleges and universities. Learn more in: Addressing the Scholarly Writing and Publication Needs of Graduate Students

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A division within a university comprising one subject area, or a number of related subject areas. Learn more in: Stress Management in Educational Institutions: A Questionnaire-Based Study

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Teaching staff with an academic rank in a higher education institution. Learn more in: Digital Skills in Times of the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Faculty in Mexican Higher Education Institutions

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Teaching staff of a college or university. Learn more in: Impact of Ethical Dilemmas on the Dignity of Higher Education and Research

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Instructors and professors in higher education, regardless of rank, tenure, and/or employment status (i.e., full-time, part-time, itinerant, adjunct, etc.). Learn more in: Representation in 21st Century Online Higher Education: How the Online Learning Culture Serves Diverse Students

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A department in a college or university that includes one or several subject areas. Learn more in: Big Data in Higher Education

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A teaching or academic staff member of a higher education institution. Learn more in: Institutional Support and Student-Faculty Interaction for Postgraduate Research Engagement

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A college or university employee responsible for teaching, research, and service. Learn more in: Three Octobers: Motherhood and Pandemic Pedagogy

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Individuals hired by the institution as tenured or tenure-track, affiliate, or adjunct responsible for developing and teaching courses. Learn more in: Designing and Implementing a Student-Centered Online Graduate Program: A Case Study in a College of Education

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A group of university departments concerned with a major division of knowledge. Learn more in: Education Quality and Offerings Intersection Post Pandemic for Inclusive Development: A Case Study

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These are professionals who are not only subject matter experts, but have accepted professional service roles that normally hold the responsibility for teaching, research and service within the higher education organization but also within the profession at the organizational, local, state, regional, national and international levels of scholarly engagement. Learn more in: The Unexpected Online Learning Pivot: Faculty Persistence Through the Swerve and Dangle

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Full-time, part-time, adjunct and other types of instructors employed in academic units at colleges and universities. Learn more in: Creating a Support Structure for Academic Writing and Publication Support: The Rationale and Lessons Learned

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The collection of teachers at a school, college, or university. Learn more in: The Changing Role of Faculty

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The entire teaching and administrative force of a university, college, or school. Learn more in: Student-Faculty Joint Research as a Strategic Alliance for Knowledge Co-Creation in Academia

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The range of instructor considered to have the processional skills and knowledge involved in the online and blended teaching and learning process. Learn more in: Active Learning Application of Technology Tools and Services and Increased Student Achievement: Online and Blended Learning Environments in Higher Education Institutions

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Educators responsible for the design and delivery of instruction in higher education. Learn more in: E-Transformation in Higher Education and What It Coerces for the Faculty

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The whole academic staff in the university. They usually develop academic activities, like teaching, or organizing courses or seminars, and researching ones, like developing scientific publications or holding conferences. Learn more in: Personal Brand Benefits of Social Media Use for Researchers: A Case Study

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Instructors, teachers, and/or professors at an institution of learning. Learn more in: Professor and Victim: Cyberbullying Targeting Professors in the Higher Education Workplace

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The academic staff of a university. Learn more in: The Effects of Remote Work on Family Relationships: Examples From Academia

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The entire teaching and administrative force of a university, college, or school. Learn more in: Trends for Business Education Post COVID-19

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A lecturer in an academic department in a university. Learn more in: Faculty Using E-Journals in Developing Countries: Issues and Challenges

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The teaching staff of a particular institution. In addition to teaching, faculty members may also advise and supervise international students. Learn more in: Multilingual International Students From the Perspective of Faculty: Contributions, Challenges, and Support

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A term denoting an organizational and management structure in the university which brings together Schools/disciplines into a cognate group, for example, the Creative Industries Faculty comprises the Schools of Design, Creative Practice, and Communication. In the North American context, it is used to denote teaching staff working higher education institutions. Learn more in: Enabling Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Activities Across a Curriculum Design Framework: A Lever for Faculty Engagement