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Upcoming Events
Watermark Faculty Success Made Easier: Explore the New Interface & Prepare for RTP
Choose one of two sessions:
- Tuesday, November 17 | 2:00 - 3:00 pm
- Monday, November 23 | 9:00 - 10:00 am
Attend in person or via Zoom:
- King Hall, Room 210
- Join the Zoom session (Meeting ID: 862 2956 7078 | Passcode: UNCW)
Explore the new Watermark Faculty Success interface and learn how to navigate key features, manage your faculty activities, and access reports, including those used for promotion. Bring your laptop and follow along for a hands-on introduction to the new experience.
All faculty are welcome, whether you are preparing for an upcoming RTP action or simply want to become familiar with the new Watermark Faculty Success experience.
Both sessions will cover the same material.
Organized by: UNCW Institutional Research & Planning and the Office of Faculty Affairs.
FacultyLead - Call for Applications Open!
Ready to explore academic leadership at UNCW? Applications are now open for FacultyLead 2027, a new professional development program for faculty interested in future leadership roles such as department chair, program coordinator, and more. Develop practical leadership skills connect with colleagues across campus build confidence for future opportunities. Apply through InfoReady by November 8.
Waves of Distinction Celebration
On September 10, 2026 the Office of Faculty Affairs celebrated 135 faculty who received promotion, tenure, or successful post-tenure review in the 2025-2026 academic year! Congratulations!
New Faculty Orientation
On August 5-6, 2026, UNCW welcomed 74 new faculty to the Seahawk community. The two-day orientation introduced faculty to the important aspects of life at UNCW and provided an opportunity to network with new and existing faculty members.
Faculty Awards Celebration
On April 28, 2026, UNCW and the Office of Faculty Affairs recognized faculty who made significant contributions in teaching, research and service.