Archives: new faculty

Monday, February 23, 2015

Teaching from the coast to the capital: Spotlight on Kate Dupré

By Cassandra Hendry, TLS staff writer As a new professor at Carleton of just over a year, Kate Dupré has had to adapt to a whole different university and way of life—especially now that she’s no longer living on an island. “I taught at Memorial University in Newfoundland for 10 years,” she says. “The... More

Monday, February 16, 2015

Triumphs and challenges of a first year at Carleton: Spotlight on Emily Heath

By Emily Cook, EDC staff writer Getting a new job and being in a new environment can be unsettling. But professor Emily Heath is taking it in stride, making new developments in her cancer research and challenging herself in teaching, all during her first year at Carleton. Heath joined the Physics department in winter... More

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Blog: Helping new faculty members transition into the academic community

By: Anthony Marini As someone who has spent much of their academic career working with university instructors in promoting teaching excellence, new faculty hires are of a particular interest to me. Part of that interest stems from the fact that new faculty members face significant challenges as they take on their first academic appointments.... More

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