The provost's office works with faculty and staff to uphold its mission as a Catholic institution focused on excellent education and research in the Franciscan and liberal arts tradition. His responsibilities include managing academic programs, overseeing research, coordinating administrative functions, and supporting student success and engagement.
The Human Resources department covers benefits and other employee information during this session. Please contact HR for questions regarding this session - hr@marian.edu
Many helpful discussion points can be found on the Human Resources Orientation page. As you are looking for different forms provided by the human resources department, be sure to explore the documents on SharePoint as many of the important forms and information pieces are there. You will need your Marian University credentials to log in to view any of these links.
You may need to visit the human resources offices located on the first floor of Marian Hall. Human resources benefits include:
You can find out more here.
Marian University is dedicated to ensuring equitable access to educational opportunities for all students, guided by the principles of the Americans with Disabilities Act. In line with our Catholic, Franciscan values, we honor the dignity of every individual, guaranteeing that all students, including those with disabilities, receive equal access and opportunities throughout their journey at Marian University.
The staff at the Personalized Learning Center collaborates with students and faculty in an interactive process to establish accommodations in a supportive and reasonable way. This may also involve connecting students with additional campus resources, such as peer tutoring, academic success coaching, and career exploration services.
The staff at the Personalized Learning Center will collaborate with you to ensure that your accommodations are met. Possible accommodations may include, but are not limited to:
The Mother Theresa Hackelmeier Memorial Library supports the Marian University community by ensuring equitable access to information in various formats. It aligns with Franciscan values and promotes educational goals for students, faculty, and staff. Key commitments include safeguarding user privacy, integrating technology, organizing resources, fostering a welcoming environment, collaborating with other libraries, and developing a diverse collection while serving as an intellectual and cultural center for the community.
Marian University's Academic Commons offers various support services for students, faculty, and staff. Key services include:
Peer Tutoring: One-on-one support for specific courses, writing, and speaking, available face-to-face, online, and asynchronously. Appointments must be scheduled at least 12 hours in advance.
Group Learning: Regularly scheduled, course-specific sessions led by trained peers to help with understanding course content, exam preparation, and projects. Types include Supplemental Instruction, Active Learning, and Group Tutoring.
Graduate & Scholarly Writing Consultations: Personalized consultations for writing, research, and educational technology, available to graduate students, faculty, and staff. Appointments must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.
Other Support: Skills workshops, community events, career development resources, multimedia support, library research support, educational technology support, and study/meeting spaces.
Faculty and staff are encouraged to partner with the Academic Commons by hosting office hours, promoting services, offering extra credit for participation, and recommending students for support roles. For more information, contact academiccommons@marian.edu.
Looking for innovative ways to integrate technology into your classroom? The Education Technology team can provide more support in using educational technology tools. Faculty and students have access to various tools to enhance learning, including:
Blake Ide
Lead Educational Technologist
Schedule a Meeting
bide@marian.edu
317.955.6778
Hackelmeier Memorial Library
Michael Lockett
Learning Systems Administrator
Schedule a Meeting
mlockett@marian.edu
317.955.6778
Hackelmeier Memorial Library
At the CTL at Marian University, we foster meaningful learning by enhancing and supporting teaching excellence. We collaborate with faculty to create enriched learning environments through one-on-one consultations, workshops, programming, and resources grounded in evidence-based research on teaching and learning. In today's rapidly evolving world, ongoing learning and improvement are essential for mastering your craft. Allow the Center for Teaching and Learning to assist you in achieving your professional aspirations.
Our dedicated team works closely with educators to customize resources that align with their unique needs and objectives. By nurturing a community focused on continuous professional development, we strive to establish an environment where both teachers and students can flourish. Moreover, we advocate for the incorporation of innovative technologies and teaching strategies to stay aligned with current educational trends. Through our initiatives, we aim to empower faculty members to motivate and engage their students, transforming learning into a more dynamic and impactful experience for all involved.
Mary Clifford
Marian University MClifford@marian.edu |
Mona Kheiry, Ed.D.
Marian University MKheiry@marian.edu |
Greg Lutz
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You may need to contact the registrar's office when working with your courses. They can assist with a variety of tasks such as enrolling in classes, understanding academic policies, and accessing transcripts. If you're unsure about your course schedule or have questions about graduation requirements, the registrar's office is a valuable resource. Don't hesitate to reach out to them via email, phone, or in-person to ensure you're on track with your academic journey. Remember, they're there to help you succeed, so take advantage of their services whenever needed.
Health Professions & Instructional Technology Librarian