Following the open call released over the summer, the University has formed an advisory committee under Faculty Handbook section 4 to search for a Vice-Provost, Teaching & Learning. The Committee will include: Lynn Wells, Interim President and Vice-Chancellor, Provost and Vice-President, Academic, Committee Chair Tim O’Connell, Faculty of Applied Health Sciences Mary Louise Vanderlee, Faculty ... Continue reading
Memoranda
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Advisory Committee for the Vice-Provost, Teaching & Learning
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Research FAQs updated
Please note that the Research section of the general FAQs on the COVID page has been updated to reflect operations for the Fall term. Researchers seeking updated information can now consult that page. Some key highlights of the update include: The authorization process through the Associate Deans Research is no longer required. PIs (Faculty Supervisors) ... Continue reading
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Consultation on the Policy and Procedures for the Appointment of Academic Administrators
Section 4 of the Faculty Handbook is under the purview of the President & Vice-Chancellor and governs the appointment and re-appointment of academic administrators in the following roles: Vice-Provost Dean University Librarian Associate Dean Associate University Librarian Associate Vice-President, Research Following discussions with Senate, this section of the Faculty Handbook is being revised into a stand-alone ... Continue reading
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Revised masking requirements released
On September 2, Health, Safety & Wellness released revised masking requirements for the Fall term. The document can be found on SharePoint. The revised requirements address many of the questions we have heard from Deans, Chairs, Directors, and faculty members in recent weeks. Notably, it established that all members of the Brock community on campus are ... Continue reading
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CPI releases instructor resource for fall teaching
Since the COVID-19 pandemic sent Brock University’s classes online in March 2020, the Centre for Pedagogical Innovation (CPI) has played a key role in supporting faculty, part-time instructors and teaching assistants. Now, with about 60 per cent of classes planned for on-campus delivery for the Fall 2021 Term, a new instructor resource has been launched which is ... Continue reading
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Faculty FAQs update
The Faculty FAQ page on the Provost's Office website has been updated to include information about the University's vaccine requirement and to provide other new information. We understand that many questions remain - we have included information that we feel we can confidently report at this time. Further updates will be provided as soon as ... Continue reading
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Update on faculty travel for the Fall term
As Brock continues to prepare for a significant return to campus in the Fall, some faculty members have asked for further guidance concerning the resumption of travel for academic purposes, including for research and creative activities. The Brock Stages to Reopening document outlines the types of travel permitted under each stage. In Brock 3, the stage ... Continue reading
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Provost’s Office releases resources for Fall term
In preparation for a significant return to campus in the Fall term, the Office of the Provost & Vice-President, Academic has released two new resources for faculty members, librarians, instructors, and academic administrators. These include: A FAQ document that addresses some of the concerns and questions the Provost's Office has received thus far. This document ... Continue reading
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Announcing the Advisory Committee on the Vice-Provost, Teaching and Learning
In the coming weeks and months, the Provost & Vice-President, Academic will be chairing a committee struck under section 4.1 of the Faculty Handbook to advise on the appointment of a Vice-Provost, Teaching & Learning. This Vice-Provostial role would replace the existing position of Associate Vice-Provost, Teaching & Learning and include an expanded range of responsibilities. ... Continue reading
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Inaugural Academic Initiatives Fund supports 18 projects
As Brock begins to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to prepare for a significant return to campus in the 2021-22 academic year, the University is presented with an opportunity to apply the lessons learned from the last 18 months to chart its future course. While a rebound in ancillary revenue should help the University’... Continue reading