NCFDD

Why do we do what we do? Student success is linked to faculty success...but faculty burnout is at unprecedented levels. We exist to help academics achieve their professional goals and realize a healthy work-life balance, while helping improve faculty retention rates.

"NCFDD was an important resource in getting my book in the world." Regina Marie Mills, Assistant Professor of English at Texas A&M University, published her first book in June 2024 with the support of our Faculty Success Program. Her work is titled "Invisibility and Influence: A Literary History of AfroLatinidades" and traces how AfroLatinxs have challenged their erasure in the United States and Latin America over the last century. Congratulations on this incredible accomplishment, Regina! Looking to find your writing inspiration? Register for the Faculty Success Program today: https://bit.ly/3NY3phc

There's still time to register for the Spring 2025 Faculty Success Program! Don't miss your chance to join this supportive community of over 15,000 faculty members. Your inspiration awaits: https://bit.ly/3NY3phc

Not too long ago, Texas A&M University Clinical Associate Professor of Sport Management Claudia Benavides-Espinoza dreamed about being where she is today…but the problem was that she had an empty energy tank and was totally intimidated by the task at hand. To make full professor, Claudia needed a strategic plan for her future, and to take deliberate and methodical steps to make it happen - which is what led her to the Faculty Success Program. Not only did it give her the tools and accountability she needed, but the inspiration to come back as a coach and help academics just like her find personal and professional fulfillment also arose. It's not too late to join the FSP spring cohort. Learn more and register now: https://lnkd.in/gJPQ77ph

Nothing beats sharing a meal with great colleagues! We enjoyed taking an intentional break to connect and enjoy lunch from Bucharest Grill together. ??? Here's to teamwork, tasty food and delicious cookies made by Stacy DelVerne!

Wishing a warm welcome to our newest institutional member: Seton Hall College of Human Development, Culture, and Media! If you are a faculty member, graduate student or postdoc at Seton Hall, activate your account today for FREE: https://bit.ly/3AxiP95

Building healthy writing habits doesn't have to be hard. Dr. Leanna Papp from the University of Central Florida established good writing practices through our Faculty Success Program's weekly coaching, support from a custom-matched small group of peers and access to unique training modules - proving that hard work and collaboration help boost productivity. Register by this Friday, November 15th and save $355: https://bit.ly/3NY3phc

Awesome job, Brandle Blakely! ??

Feeling the Stress of Academic Life???? Rejections, pressure to publish, and the constant grind can take a toll on your well-being. If this resonates with you, join Pamela Yeh from UCLA for a NCFDD session focused on tackling stress and negativity in academia. Learn how unmanaged stress impacts your health, identify common stress triggers, and gain actionable strategies to manage the physical, emotional, and mental challenges of academic life. ?? ?? Thursday, November 14 ??2:00pm - 3:30pm ??Online What You’ll Gain:? ? Insights on the effects of stress ? Tips for recognizing stress triggers ? Practical strategies for healthier, balanced well-being Take a step towards a healthier academic journey and transform how you handle stress! All Bowling Green State University faculty, staff, graduate students, and postdoctoral scholars have access to NCFDD, which provides professional development, training, and mentoring activities. For information on accessing your BGSU-sponsored membership, visit the NCFDD page of the CFE website. ?? #AcademicWellbeing #StressManagement #ThriveInAcademia

The Fall 2024 14-Day Writing Challenge was a success! The average participant wrote for 350 minutes over the two weeks, and 98% of recent participants agreed that “the 14-Day Writing Challenge was helpful in making progress on [their] scholarly work.” Want to be involved in our next challenge? Registration for the 2025 session is now open: https://lnkd.in/gsBqrUe2