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The periodic evaluation of faculty is described in Faculty Handbook (https://www.scu.edu/provost/faculty-affairs/faculty-handbook/) 3.3 and, for non-tenure-track faculty in the quarter schools, in CBA Art. 11. Guides for uploading materials to Faculty180 and reviewing your case in Interfolio are available at the Facult…
Baby & Me Storytime is designed to promote early literacy for babies from birth to 1.5 years old. Storytime includes songs, a simple story, fingerplays and nursery rhymes including early literacy tips for you to take home and practice with your baby. Bring a blanket for your little one. Each child will need one ticket…
Join us at Staff Fair 2026 as we say "Goodbye to Summer" and "Hello to Fall 2026."When: Thursday, September 3 from 2:30-4 p.m.Where: Locatelli Center and Kerr Alumni ParkTheme: Connecting People, One Thread at a Time The Staff Fair fosters community and belonging through connections with fellow SCU staff members. Come…
Promotion and Tenure Guidelines and Requirements for Candidates may be found on theEvaluation, Reappointment & Promotionpage on the Provost Office website (Promotion > Tenure and Promotion Policies and Procedures for Tenure-Track Faculty > Primarily for Candidates). The document includes instructions for the form and f…
Reflections of Faith: Art, Poetry, and Prose of Women Religious features the artistic and literary works of sisters in our Women Religious Collections, offering an often joyful glimpse into their vocations, spirituality, and lives as consecrated women.
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Outdoor storytime is a fun and interactive 25-minute program aimed at children ages 2-5 and their caregivers. Our Librarians will share stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement. Grownups can also learn some tips for engaging kids in early literacy. Bring a blanket, a snack and get ready to move, sing, and laugh…
