voicemail and email

Software tutorials Classroom facilities Arnold Bernhard Library Other support services

For new faculty

Getting started Getting a computer Getting an id & password Working from
on campus Working from
off campus Advising students Library services

For part-time faculty

Email and voicemail Space for working & meeting with students Support for evening classes Copiers & printers for faculty Working from off campus Online teaching seminars Support from the Office of Academic Affairs

Basic course administration

Getting info on my courses, rosters & rooms Posting my syllabus & faculty information Posting course content Communicating with my students Assigning & collecting homework Creating, giving & grading tests Posting individual & final grades

Course design

Course design: an overview Course design: a tutorial for teaching faculty Finding content Building content Buying content

Communicating with students

Office hours Announcements Email Student journals Discussion boards Group web site

Assessing student performance

Basic assessment concepts Simple tests Question pools Written assignments Improving students' academic skills

Assessing the course

Feedback during a course Course evaluations Programmatic and University wide assessments

Faculty development

Some basic teaching principles The Faculty Collaborative for Excellence in Learning & Teaching Seminars on teaching Summer grants for teaching Writing across the curriculum Scholarship of Teaching & Learning Academic Affairs support for faculty development Center for excellence in teaching & service to students Teaching centers at other Universities

Getting help

Problems in the classroom Blackboard problem Laptop problems Academic integrity incident Helping students in academic difficulty Support for part time or evening faculty Helpful contacts

Frequently asked questions

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Email & voicemail

Email

Email is an official form of communication among faculty, staff and students and should be especially useful to you as a part time faculty member. On the adminstrative side email is used as the primary means to communicate important operational information as well as announcements regarding professional workshops and community activities. Additionally, when you use your Quinnipiac e-mail account to request services from, or submit information to, other offices on campus, the system authenticates your identity as a community member. You should check your Quinnipiac email account regularly.

If you are finding that having multiple email accounts is making managing your Quinnipiac email difficult, contact Frank Villa, Manager of Academic Computing (582-8926) to explore the possibility of having your Quinnipiac e-mail forwarded to another account.

Managing Junk E-mail

Voice Mail

Voice mail boxes are now available to part-time faculty members. If you feel that having a voice mail box on the University’s phone system would be of help to you in communicating with students and other members of the Quinnipiac community, send an e-mail to telecommunications@quinnipiac.edu, identifying yourself as a part-time faculty member and your desire to have a voice mail box established for you. Once an extension has been assigned, you will receive detailed instructions on how to access the system.

To check your voice mail on campus dial x8647. To check your voice mail from off campus dial 203-582-8647.