Faculty & Staff
We Support Our Artist-Teachers and Staff
Your contributions are essential to the School of Art and Art History's high artistic and academic standards, so we provide resources to support your academic and artistic career. Explore the resources we provide to faculty and staff below.
Faculty Resources
- Teaching & Classroom Resources
- Employee Resources
- Office Resources
- Research Resources
- Forms & Policies
- Committees
- Tenure & Promotion
Staff Resources
Key Services
MyDU
Access our secure portal for registration, grades, course links, personal information, transcripts, pay stubs, administrative processes and more.
Digication
Explore our robust database of electronic portfolios for students, faculty, staff, alumni and communities.
Room Reservations
Reserve a room at the library, in a museum or gallery space, or elsewhere on campus.
IT Help Desk
We offer IT services to faculty, staff and students for classroom or personal technology.
College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Funding Opportunities
There are many funding opportunities available at the University of Denver to support faculty and staff professional development, as well as faculty research and course development. Current faculty and staff can learn more and apply via Portfolio.
Additional Faculty Support
Get support navigating grants, requesting a sabbatical and more!
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