Faculty Resources

Academic Assessment: Assessment at LaGuardia Community College is a process designed to support meaningful learning and development—for students, of course, but also for faculty, staff and the College as a whole.

Center for Teaching and Learning: The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is a hub for professional innovation, collaboration, and transformation.

Faculty Council: The Faculty Council of LaGuardia Community College is an organization which represents the interests and concerns of faculty both College- and CUNY-wide.

Grants & Sponsored Programs: The Grants & Sponsored Programs Team at LaGuardia Community College guides and supports faculty and staff in securing and managing external funding to promote the strategic goals and priorities of the College and its individual programs.

Helping Students in Distress: If someone you know may be experiencing mental health issues, the Wellness Center is here to help.

High Impact Practices: Learning That Lasts: How High Impact Practices Transform Student Experiences

Middle States: Middle States accreditation is an expression of confidence in an institution’s mission and goals, its performance, and its resources.

Personnel and Budget Committee: The College-Wide Personnel and Budget Committee (P&B) is responsible for evaluating faculty appointments, reappointments, promotions, tenure, and leaves.

Student Incident Report Form: If you feel a student is a threat to themselves and/or the college community, you can refer the student to the Student Concern Assessment and Response Team by completing this form.

Technology Assistance: This technology resources page provides faculty and staff with helpful digital training, resources, and tools to successfully continue working remotely from home, professionally and personally.

Transfer Resources for Faculty and Staff: LaGuardia Community College’s transfer model meets students where they are. This college-wide approach means advisors, faculty, and all other staff members work together to support students throughout the transfer process to four-year colleges.