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  • Labour Relations 2025-26 Sessions (Online) for AAAs and Staff

    Calendar invite with Teams link will be sent a few days before the event.

    Please note: Sessions will not be recorded and the slides will not be shared. If your plans change after you register, please email vpfal.prof.dev@utoronto.ca.  Advancement Process for CUPE 3902 Unit 3 Sessional Lecturers This session, offered by Labour Relations, will provide Chairs, Directors, Associate Chairs, Vice/Associate Deans, and Administrative Staff responsible for the administration of […]

  • Building the Momentum: Finding Your Post-Continuing Status Pathway (In-Person)

    Thinking about next steps after continuing status? This session, intended for Associate Professors, Teaching Stream who achieved continuing status status between 2021-2022 to 2024-25, is a conversation about post-continuing status pathways. A panel of teaching stream faculty will share how they have continued to grow exciting and dynamic careers after achieving continuing status.  Lunch will […]

  • Building the Momentum: Finding Your Post-Tenure Pathway (In-Person)

    This interactive panel, intended for associate professors who achieved tenure between 2021-22 and 2024-2025, is a conversation about exploring post-tenure pathways. Experienced faculty will share how they navigated the immediate post-tenure period. Lunch will be provided. Panelists: Nasim Niknafs, Associate Professor, Associate Dean, Research, and Music Education Coordinator, Faculty of Music Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, Associate Professor […]

  • Retirement Information Pre-recorded Video Series – 2026

    *** Coming Soon! *** The retirement information pre-recorded video series is for faculty and librarians enrolled in the University Pension Plan, ages 54-72, who are thinking about retirement, who have entered phased retirement, or who have submitted their Notice of Intention to retire. These videos, available soon until June 30, 2026, are an opportunity to […]

  • Retirement Information Q&A Session – Apr 20, 2026

    The Retirement Information Q&A session is for faculty and librarians enrolled in the University Pension Plan, ages 54-72, who are thinking about retirement, who have entered phased retirement, or who have submitted their Notice of Intention to retire. This is a question & answer session only, hosted online. Please review the Retirement Information Pre-recorded Video […]