Faculty/Staff Resources

Visit the Library and College Bookstore to use their extensive online resources. Purchasing provides information about preferred vendors and procedures. City Currents brings college news to your desktop. Public Safety provides a close partnership with the community.

The Office of Instruction provides information about curriculum development, faculty evaluation, course outlines, and the on-line catalog. The Scheduling Office offers assistance in calculating your teaching load, provides access to CCSF Commonly Used Forms, and provides access to the Decision Support System. The Multicultural Infusion Project provides faculty with resources to increase their focus on multicultural issues, and the Basic Skills Teaching / Learning Website provides links for teaching excellence.

Media Services can help you with in-classroom technology support and services. The Education Technology Office provides training for faculty (TLC), distance learning support services, computer help desk, and instructional lab support. Computer Support has information about e-mail lists, GroupWise WebAccess, computer usage policies, and more. Here you can review and update your online Banner records (Web4). The Learning Assistance Center provides you with information on providing your students with valuable academic support services. Be aware of CCSF Copyright Policy.

Learn more about the Academic Senate and Shared Governance. The Faculty/Staff Directory, By Department, Faculty In Review, and Faculty and Staff Handbooks are available online to help answer questions and locate people, departments or policies.

Career & Technical Education is full of valuable resources to assist faculty preparing students for the workforce. Teachers Resource Center assists ESL, ABE, and VESL instructors. Every semester the Office of Mentoring and Service-Learning offers faculty members the opportunity to sponsor their own service-learning projects. The California Resource Center (CRC) facilitates DACUM, a formal process for curriculum design and evaluation. The SCANS and Student Success Project offers faculty professional development in the area of integrating workplace competencies across the curriculum at www.ccsf.edu/scans.