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The is designed for collaborative teaching methods and techniques.

provides online teaching resources in Ann Arbor.

Resources for Canvas resources, video resources, Turnititn, and campus policies.

for reserving materials, support with student research skills, or suggesting materials for the library to purchase at the Mardigian Library.

Resources for instructional design support, curriculum redesign, engaged teaching resources, creative teaching fund grants and more. 

The charge of the Open Education Committee (OEC) is to explore, learn about, and support all things Open in the disciplines and fields in higher education. This includes Open Educational Resources (OERs) as well as Open Pedagogies and Open Practices. 

Campus Grants assists faculty with pre- and post-award support, research development, resources for funding, and internal grand awards. 

Need to consult with a statistician about your research? Individual guidance is provided by . 

The  at the Mardigian Library assists with scholarly profiles, citations management, OA publishing discounts, impact metrics, and more. 

The  provides mentoring and tools to support faculty success. Join for free by selecting ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn as your institution.

covers a broad range of activity from general guidelines about conducting research responsibly to specific regulations governing a type of research (e.g., human subjects research).

The SURE Program supports research projects that include undergraduates in the summer.

The University of Michigan-Dearborn has set forth core principles and procedures for the promotion and tenure process. These procedures are designed to support high academic standards in awarding promotion and/or tenure, and to ensure a comprehensive, rigorous, and fair review of the candidates.

The Office of Community-Engaged Learning (OCEL) is your connection to innovative engagement for the university and our surrounding community. OCEL is here to help community partners identify ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn campus resources that best address their needs.  

, the university’s central department for professional, career and leadership development, offers original training programs as well as carefully curated online programs from LinkedIn Learning and other leading experts in training and development. Programs and courses are available to all employees regardless of their level or field. 

The Provost Fellows program of the University of Michigan-Dearborn provides faculty members with an opportunity to experience both the challenges and rewards of administration in higher education.