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Students walking outside the UNT UnionThe UNT Faculty Mentoring Program provides events, training, groups, and resources to support a culture of faculty mentoring at UNT. 

Mentoring Luncheons and Workshops

Faculty Success hosts an annual mentoring luncheon for new faculty and their mentors, events like Speed Mentoring, and workshops related to mentoring. View the Faculty Success calendar to see our upcoming mentoring events and workshops.

Mentor Training

Beginning in Fall 2024, Faculty Success provides asynchronous faculty mentoring trainings for faculty mentors, mentees, and department chairs. Register today through Bridge! If you are interested in requesting an in-person mentor training or a short presentation about the Faculty Mentoring Program at a faculty meeting, please email Faculty Success.

One-on-One LunchesEagle Landing birds eye view

Looking for a way to connect with your mentor or mentee? Faculty Success provides each mentoring pair a complimentary one-on-one lunch every year. Submit this short survey to request a complimentary lunch on campus with your mentoring partner. Contact us at FacultySuccess@unt.edu with any questions!

Mentoring Groups

The UNT Faculty Mentoring Program encourages colleges and departments to form mentoring groups to provide additional sources of mentoring for faculty, including new faculty of all ranks, Assistant Professors, Professional Faculty, and mid-career faculty. Faculty Success suggests that groups meet at least once per semester and clearly articulate their goals and audience. Departments or colleges with many new faculty may want to form a monthly mentoring group led by a few senior faculty to help new faculty acclimate to UNT and to reduce the service load of individual mentors. In forming groups, colleges should be particularly mindful of the ongoing need to improve faculty mentoring for Professional Faculty and mid-career faculty at UNT.

Ideas for Group Mentoring Meeting Topics:

  • Reviewing department or college tenure/promotion guidelines
  • Developing research plans
  • Strategies for teaching improvement
  • Strategies for engaging students
  • Support for faculty from partner offices on campus (Faculty Success, Research and Innovation, Libraries, CLEAR, etc.)
  • Applying for funding
  • Learning to use relevant technology
  • Improving time management

Want to see your mentoring group listed here? Complete a brief survey