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From the Creators of the Teaching Professor Conference

Faculty Development
Professionals Conference

Live: August 28, 2025—On-Demand through November 21, 2025

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Discover the Future of Faculty Development

The Faculty Development Professionals Conference, hosted by The Teaching Professor, is your chance to explore innovative tools and strategies to enhance your support for faculty and advance your own professional growth.

Designed specifically for faculty development professionals, this conference provides practical insights and innovative approaches to strengthening teaching centers, designing impactful training programs, assessing faculty development initiatives, and fostering ongoing professional growth. With 15+ concurrent sessions and two thought-provoking plenaries, you’ll gain actionable takeaways to support and inspire educators at your institution.

This fully virtual event offers an engaging and accessible experience, allowing you to join live sessions on August 28 and revisit any session on demand through November 21—giving you the flexibility to learn at your own pace.

No need to book your flight or hotel—just register today and join us for your opportunity to refresh, reenergize, and invigorate your practice!

What Past Attendees Want You to Know:

"The content of the sessions I attended were directly relevant to the work I do as the Chair of our Faculty Development Committee. I took so many notes on ideas that I want to bring back to the committee as we are getting ready to kick off the new academic year."
Desiree' Caldwell, Ed.D.
Desiree' Caldwell, Ed.D. Chair of Faculty Development Committee, Gwynedd Mercy University
"Loved all of the speakers! Loved all of the help!"
Diana Amis
Diana AmisFaculty Development Specialist, University of Texas at San Antonio
"The topics were very needed."
Brent GregsonFaculty Development Specialist, Mountainland Technical College

6 Conference Tracks

The Faculty Development Professionals Conference is committed to bringing educational developers research-based methods, practical engagement ideas, and innovative practices from nationally recognized presenters through six carefully chosen topic areas to help you customize your conference experience to fit your exact needs.

Assessing and Measuring Faculty Development Impact

How do we measure the success of faculty development efforts? This track focuses on assessing faculty growth, evaluating professional development initiatives, and demonstrating impact. Sessions may cover topics such as learning records, performance evaluation models, feedback strategies, and development planning to ensure continuous faculty improvement.

Advancing Evidence-Based Teaching Development

This track focuses on guiding educators in adopting evidence-based instructional strategies while supporting pedagogical innovation. Sessions explore training faculty on universal design for learning (UDL), course redesign support, and data-informed teaching improvements, emerging teaching models, integrating technology, and fostering experimentation in the classroom.

Building Innovative Faculty Development Programs

This track is designed for developing, marketing, and delivering faculty training programs and resources. Sessions focus on creating effective workshops, scaling faculty development initiatives, leveraging digital tools, and designing impactful professional learning experiences that drive faculty success.

Faculty Engagement & Retention

Keeping faculty motivated and engaged isn’t just important—it’s essential for long-term success.Sessions in this track explore strategies for supporting faculty throughout their careers, balancing academic demands, and fostering long-term engagement. Topics include retention strategies, overcoming burnout, faculty motivation, and reenergizing educators to sustain their passion for teaching and scholarship.

Leadership in Faculty Development

Strong leadership is essential for fostering a thriving academic environment. Sessions in this track focus on mentoring and coaching faculty, managing conflict, promoting inclusion and belonging, and building faculty collaboration. Topics also include strategic leadership in higher education, supporting faculty growth, and cultivating a positive institutional culture.

Special Topics in Faculty Development

Faculty development encompasses a broad range of responsibilities that don’t always fit neatly into traditional categories. This track includes emerging and interdisciplinary topics such as AI and technology in faculty development, trends and innovations, securing funding, strategic planning, publishing scholarly work, and other topics that don’t quite fit within the other topic tracks.

Virtual Conference Includes:

  • Live access on August 28 plus on-demand access through November 21 to:
    • 2 plenary presentations
    • 15 breakout sessions across 6 tracks
  • Community feature to network with presenters and attendees during the live portion and on-demand portion
  • Digital Badge from Credly (for live participants only)
  • Session handouts and presentation slides
  • An attendee guide to get the most out of the conference
  • Presenter/attendee/staff profiles and photos

Pricing & Registration

Single Registration

$349

2–4 Registrations

$329

5+ Registrations

$299

Price per person:

POSTMARKED ON OR BEFORE:1 person2-4 people5 or more people
6/27/25$349/ea.$329/ea.$299/ea.
8/15/2025$449/ea.$429/ea.$399/ea.
Standard Rate$499/ea.$499/ea.$499/ea.

How To Register

Register Online

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Mail the Registration Form

Fill in Conference PDF form online, print, and mail to:
2718 Dryden Drive
Madison, WI 53704

Email the Registration Form

Send your Conference PDF form to:
support@magnapubs.com

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received two weeks prior to the start of the conference are subject to a $150 service charge per person. Cancellations made on or after the start of the conference will result in the full registration fee. Individuals who sign up for the conference, but do not attend, will be charged the full registration price. Substitutions or name changes can be made at any time prior to the beginning of the conference. All cancellations must be received in writing. Cancellation requests can be sent by email to support@magnapubs.com or by fax to 608-246-3597. Please include “Cancellation of 2025 Faculty Development Professionals Conference  Registration” in the subject line. 

August 15-16, 2023 | On-demand through November 15, 2023