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EP Policies & Guidelines
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Center for Teaching and Learning Design
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Faculty Development
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Center for Media and Technology Solutions
Explore knowledge base articles or request direct support via help desk
Getting Started
As a new Engineering for Professionals faculty member, there are several administrative tasks you will need to complete:
- Review the Faculty Handbook
- Activate your JHED account
- JHED Instructions
- Update your Faculty Profile
- Review Benefits Hub
- Submit your New Hire Paperwork
- Obtain your JHU ID (J-Card) to access the Homewood Library and other facilities
- Login to SIS to access registration, course rosters, grade reporting and more
Preparing to Teach
To prepare to teach your courses each term, you will need to complete several tasks well before the first day of classes:
Managing & Delivering Your Course
To manage and deliver your course, your will need to:
- View and download your Course Roster(s)
- Provide appropriate Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
- Grader Guidelines and Grade Submission Policies
- Use Policy on Academic Misconduct to handle suspected cheating/plagiarism
- Submitting Grades in Canvas
- Request a Grade Change
- Distribute Mid-Term and Final Course Evaluations
- Recognize Students in Distress
- Refer students for Counseling Services
Faculty Resources
Here are the most commonly visited resources for faculty to give you quick access to what you need.
Teach for Us
Join our team of dynamic, progressive faculty and share your knowledge with students. As an instructor, you will have the opportunity to teach in a classroom setting at any of our three locations, or in an online environment, depending upon the needs of the program.
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EP instructor Bob Schaefer and his APL team develop tools to shield critical systems from space-based disruptions.
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Robert Osiander's teaching is informed by his work as a staff physicist in the Space Exploration Sector at JHU's Applied Physics Laboratory.
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"Preparing Future Generations for Executive Leadership Roles in Technical Organizations" details program capstone course.