MAPP Curriculum
What Happens in MAPP? What Will I Be Doing?
MAPP is designed to help mid-career faculty thrive by developing meaningful goals, plans, and relationships.
The program's components arise from a review of the literature on mid-career faculty. (See "Why Mid-career Faculty?" on the home page.).
These components fall into three categories:
Core Workshops
These four sessions are essential for all MAPP participants, so make sure they fit into your calendars:
Finding Your Path (February 4, 3-5pm EST/2-4pm CST)
Navigating Your Path (March 4, 3-5pm EST/2-4pm CST)
Championing Your Path (April 1, 3-5pm EDT/2-4pm CDT)
Starting Your Path (May 20, 3-5pm EDT/2-4pm CDT)
Faculty Learning Communities
There will be three faculty learning communities (FLCs) that span the four months of the program:
Teaching
Research & Scholarship
Leadership & Service
Participants will select the one that aligns most closely with their goals.
Applied Labs
These hands-on sessions are focused on specific topics that align with the FLCs:
Cultivating Your Authentic Leadership Skills
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)
Engaging in Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Work
and more, based on participant request.
Participants will take at least two, and may participate in any of the others as well.