The Faculty Collaborative Is Open
Faculty Collaborative
The Faculty Collaborative is a space where faculty can work, relax, network with other faculty, or take a breather between classes. Faculty may access the space by swiping their university ID card. Faculty are also invited to join Faculty Affairs for coffee on Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30 a.m. We would love to connect with you!
The conference rooms are reservable, but the common and sitting areas are open. There are regularly scheduled writing times, faculty development webinars, and discussions. To review the calendar click here.
To reserve the small conference room (6 people) send an outlook calendar request to HAPG: Conference Room-703B. To request the arger conference room (15 people), HAPG: Classroom-703C. The Faculty Collaborative is located on the 7th level of the Harmon Parking Garage.
The Faculty Collaborative is a Faculty Affairs/Provost Office initiative in partnership with UA ENGAGE.
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Contacts
Anna Zajicek, interim vice provost for faculty affairs
Office for Faculty Affairs
479-799-7479,
azajicek@uark.edu
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