Faculty Involvement

There are various opportunities for faculty to get involved with students and contribute to the mission of Newcomb-Tulane College.

	High time commitment - these are semester-long investments that may involve an application, selection or proposal process
	Medium commitment - may involve more than one meeting or communication with college staff
	Low time commitment - these are one time events or communications

	Come to College Coffee or Global Café
	Be a Residential Faculty Mentor
	Teach an Honors course
	Submit a project to NTC's Research Network Database to get student support in your research project.
	Supervise a student summer research project or serve as a reader for an Honors Thesis
	Participate in Equity Thursdays
	Join the First-Gen College Faculty and Staff Council
	Teach a TIDES course
	Become a POSSE mentor or a College Track mentor
	Serve as a Reading Project discussion group leader
	Participate in International Education Week
	Serve on a review committee for nationally competitive scholarships
	Teach a mini-course for international students through Tulane Advantage

	Serve on a Faculty Committee
	Apply for a Duren Professorship
	Attend an NTC Faculty Meeting
	Participate in the Academic Integrity process
	Propose a Course
	Propose a Study Abroad program
	Use a grant to infuse your class with a global perspective
	Participate in Honors Weekend and other recruitment events
	Write for The Global Observer
	Come to Global Cafe, an event for international and internationally-minded Tulanians
	Join the International Partners Outreach Group
	Share your experience teaching English abroad