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Faculty and staff resources

Resources, policies and classroom support

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Teaching resources

Classroom AV support, class rolls, e-learning services, and other resources to support our faculty.

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Curriculum development

The Warrington College of Business encourages innovative course creation and supports forward-thinking curricular development.

Faculty Annual Report

Login to “Faculty Success
(formerly Digital Measures)

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IT Support

From computer systems to mailing lists, the Information Technology Support Programs support the use of technology, information and communication.

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Regulations and policies

UF faculty handbook, research at UF, structure and governance, Warrington and UF policies, and other support for faculty and staff.

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Room reservations, visitors and events

If you are arranging for a speaker or guest program participant to visit our campus, register your visitor now. You may also need to reserve rooms, add speakers to our College calendar, or request parking.

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Directory profiles

Information on the profile pages can come from various sources including UF, Warrington and Watermark Faculty Success (formerly Digital Measures) data, as well as our Newsroom.

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College committees

Member listings, annual reports, meeting minutes and bylaws.

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Faculty enhancement & review

Tenure, promotion, review and other information and resources.

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FERPA certification

Resources and training to become FERPA certified.

IT Support

From computer systems, application development, business process automation to mailing lists, the Information Technology Support Programs support the use of technology, information, and communication in the Warrington College of Business.

Quick access to tools and resources

Requests

Request access to Warrington’s electric car

Warrington’s electric car is available for full-time faculty and staff only. Park it in any UF service drive, brown, orange, or red parking lot. State vehicles can park in metered parking for free. Don’t park in a reserved spot. If you get a ticket, pay it yourself. The EV is on the EMS room schedule and available for a UF Business purpose. Only approved individuals with the necessary criteria can reserve it in the EMS system. The college must follow University-Owned Vehicle Usage procedures. Any operator must meet these criteria: possess a valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and be employed full-time as faculty or staff.

Warrington electric car

Request your keys

Login to request keys for Warrington campus buildings and offices.

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Visitors, events and reservations

If you are arranging for a speaker or guest program participant to visit our campus, register your visitor now. You may also need to reserve rooms, add speakers to our College calendar, or request parking.

Register your Warrington visitor

Speakers and campus guests should be registered through our short online form. GatorLink login is required. Once you submit the registration you will receive a confirmation along with the registration number and then you can proceed to the request parking link, if needed. The guest registration number is required prior to parking being approved.

Parking requests

Before you request parking you are required to register your guest and receive a registration number. Parking is requested through our room reservation system by authorized personnel only. If you are not authorized to request parking, please contact your office manager or email Daisy Johnson.

Please be sure to enter your parking request in this format under the Event Name: Guest Registration #/College/Department/Guest Name/Name of company guest is from.
Example: 48532/WCB/DEAN/KAREN SMITH/DISNEY

If your visitor or guest needs to log on to the College computers you will need to create a GatorLink visitor account. Please go to the UF Identity Coordination Page to follow the instructions to create a guest account in MyUFL Account Management.

Room reservations

Review room use policies and A/V instructions. Make reservations for Heavener HallGerson HallHough HallBryan HallStuzin Hall, and Matherly 120.

College calendar

You can add events, info sessions, speaker series. and other events to our college calendar.

Faculty and staff awards

Directory profiles

Do you need to make updates to your CV, bio or other directory information?

Information on the profile pages can come from various sources including UF, Warrington and Watermark Faculty Success (formerly Digital Measures) data, as well as our Newsroom. As faculty and staff of Warrington, you can edit some of your own information. Knowing where the information is coming from and who to contact for help is the key.

UF and Warrington data

Designated directory editors can make edits for people in their unit. In addition to what you can edit, they can also make some changes to positions, titles and affiliations.

Departments:

Centers:

Schools, offices & programs:

If your immediate unit is not listed, refer to the department your unit is affiliated with. If a designated directory editor has questions, they should contact Laura Braden.

Update your CV, links, bio and research areas, plus control news and Faculty Success data.

To make edits to the college database, log in to the college directory and use the search feature to find your entry. The editable information includes:

  • Public & Personal tabs: These two tabs show some basic information about you. The blue “UF” links will take you to myUFL/One.UF. Please see the myUFL/One.UF section below for more information on where to edit your UF directory information.
  • Links tab:
    • Homepage: If you have a professional website, enter the full web address in the field provided. It must begin with http:// or https:// to be valid.
    • CV: Upload to add your CV or update the one already there! Only PDFs are accepted. The URL/web address will remain the same when the file is updated, so links and bookmarks won’t break. As a result, your browser may cache the file, so clearing the cache may be necessary to view your updated CV. Check our tips for a good search result display in Google or other search engines[1] in the footnotes at the bottom of this page. If you plan to leave the college and are concerned about re-establishing your CV’s URL in search results, we have some tips to consider[2] in the footnotes.
    • Scholarly Works: If you have a Google Scholars or SSRN profile, you may paste that web address in this field.
    • Social links: It’s a great idea to include a link to your LinkedIn on your directory profile! Additionally, if you use X for professional purposes, you’re also welcome to list that link. Questions about this or social media best practices? Reach out to our social media manager at Warrington.
  • Employee tab: positions and affiliations can only be edited by designated directory editors. Please see the footnote section for more information on titles, positions, roles and administrative tags (including emeritus and deceased) [3].
  • Settings tab:
    • Hide Me: checking this will remove you from the public Warrington directory, but we highly recommend that you leave it showing.
    • Hide News: checking this will remove your Warrington news articles on your profile page.
    • Pronunciation Key: optionally, if you have a name that is hard to pronounce, you may spell it phonetically in this field. This will show up below your name on your profile page.
    • Short Bio: Add or edit your biography text.
    • Research Areas: If you have research areas, you can add or edit them in this area. They will be displayed in the order they are entered.
    • Faculty Success: While you cannot edit Faculty Success data here, you can control how much of each data set displays on your profile. Set individual items in this section to be public or private. Private will remove that set of data from your profile page. Some items will allow you to set the number of years to show for that particular data set.

If you are editing your information and need help or have questions, please contact your designated directory editor.

Edits in our college directory database may take a few hours to show up on your profile.


Footnotes:

  1. Before you upload your CV, check the properties of the document to ensure you have an appropriate title for search engines. Sometimes these properties are inherited from an original file version or owner and display incorrectly in search results.
    • In Adobe Acrobat, Properties is located under File in the menu. In the window that opens, on the Description tab, enter the title of your document in the Title field, in this case something like “John Smith – CV”. Enter your name in the Author field. On the Advanced tab, set the language to English, if appropriate. To avoid setting these properties each time you create a PDF, set them in your source document, such as Word. For Word on a PC, set the title and author by going to the File tab, then clicking Info. On a Mac, set these by selecting Properties under the File menu. 
  2. If you are leaving the college, but don’t want your CV link to change, instead of uploading a CV to our system you can try one of the following options to help establish links in search engine results that are not tied to your place of employment:
    • Add your CV to your LinkedIn account. Then add your LinkedIn URL in the Social Links section.
    • Create your own website independent of the college and host your CV there. You can add a link to your website in the Homepage field.
  3. Titles and positions are somewhat complicated in regards to what is displayed in the directory listing, directory profiles, what can or cannot be edited and by whom.
    • Named Position (e.g. William D. Hussey Professor): if available, displayed and only editable by a designated directory editor.
    • Working Title: if available, displayed and editable in myUFL.
    • Warrington (WCB) Position (e.g. Full Professor): not displayed in the listing, but displayed on profiles if there is no Working Title and only editable by a designated directory editor.
    • Roles (e.g. Executive Director, Kelley A. Bergstrom Real Estate Center): if available, displayed and only editable by a designated directory editor. You can have more than one role.
    • Administrative: you can add tags to indicate emeritus, deceased or retired. Tagging someone as deceased will hide them from the directory. If an emeritus faculty is not deceased but should not be listed in the directory, use the “Hide Me” option on the Settings tab.
  4. To further complicate things, there are certain places on our website where we pull employee information from the directory database and these instances are usually displayed with a portrait. In these cases, the titles, positions and roles can be shown or hidden individually. If you think this is one of the those instances, you can contact the Warrington Webmaster to customize what is shown.

Update your name and UF Working Title.

If logged into myUFL, go to the Main MenuMy Account, and then Update My Directory Profile. This will take you to One.UF.

If you logged into One.UF initially instead, click on the Profile icon at the top right, then click, View & Update Profile Information.

We are using the “Chosen Name” for our directory profiles to display your name. If you want this to be different from your “Legal Name” make sure the box for “Use my legal name” is not checked. Further down under “Other Attributes,” the “Title” can be displayed with your information in some instances across our website.

Edits to UF’s information in myUFL/One.UF can take up to 24 hours.

Want to add or update a portrait for your profile?

To set up a photo session, please contact Ben Simons. If you already have a photo from a session with him, let him know which one you would like to use for your profile page. For branding purposes, the college would prefer photos taken by Ben but if you have a professional portrait from another source, please attach a high-resolution, uncropped version to the Web Request Form. Once we have your chosen photo, we will crop, size and upload it for your directory profile.

Want to update your education, publications or other Faculty Success data?

Departments may have their own designated Faculty Success editors, different from the directory editor list above. However, faculty can go to the Faculty Success login and make changes to their own information which includes, but is not limited to:

  • Education: note that the “Highest Degree You Have Earned” will need to be edited by Mike King, as it is used as an accreditation metric.
  • Publications: individual publications can be set to be hidden from your profile page.
  • Courses taught: these are auto-populated with UF data.

If you have questions about using Faculty Success, please contact Mike King.

Edits in Faculty Success may take a few hours to show up on your profile.

Want to update your education, publications or other Faculty Success data?

Departments may have their own designated Faculty Success editors, different from the directory editor list above. However, faculty can go to the Faculty Success login and make changes to their own information which includes, but is not limited to:

  • Education: note that the “Highest Degree You Have Earned” will need to be edited by Mike King, as it is used as an accreditation metric.
  • Publications: individual publications can be set to be hidden from your profile page.
  • Courses taught: these are auto-populated with UF data.

If you have questions about using Faculty Success, please contact Mike King.

Edits in Faculty Success may take a few hours to show up on your profile.

Faculty enhancement and review

Curriculum development

The Warrington College of Business encourages innovative course creation and supports forward-thinking curricular development. Academic Approval is used to track requests for new courses, course changes, and other modifications to the college curriculum (e.g., degrees, majors, minors, concentrations, and more). All actions regarding curriculum items at the University of Florida must be uploaded and submitted using this system.

Faculty or program administrators may create a request in Academic Approval but should consult with the appropriate academic unit head prior to submission. For new degree proposals, please contact Kathryn Pearce after consultation with the academic unit head.

The most common request put forth in the college is to create a new course or modify an existing course. Modifications include changes in course prefix or number, title, credits, or prerequisites. The following is a simplified progression of a request through the necessary steps.

  1. New Request
    • A new request is entered with all required documents. For new courses, this includes a syllabus that adheres to the UF Syllabus Policy. A Warrington syllabus template is also available.
    • Submitters should consult with the appropriate academic unit head prior to entering a new request or follow otherwise established department/program guidelines.
  2. Department
    • The request routes to the appropriate department for review.
      Follow the guidance of the academic unit head or department staff for approval. Once approved, the request routes to the college.
  3. College
    • The Dean’s Office reviews each request. Changes may be requested to follow college and university guidelines. The Dean’s Office may also request external consultation with other colleges or departments.
    • The request routes to the appropriate faculty committee:
      • Undergraduate requests > Undergraduate Committee > Vote by college faculty
      • Graduate requests > PhD, MBA, or Specialized Graduate Program Committees > Vote by graduate faculty
      • Professional (DBA) requests > DBA Committee > Vote by graduate faculty
    • Upon committee approval, the request is considered approved with a majority faculty vote. Any item may be discussed at the next college faculty meeting if requested.
    • Exception: Requests regarding courses or programs in the Fisher School of Accounting, once approved by FSOA, do not need a college-level vote. Instead, they will be approved at the college level by appropriate staff and included as information items in college faculty meetings when appropriate.
    • The Dean’s Office reviews the request for a final time, makes any revisions, and approves to the next level.
  4. GCC/UCC
    • Graduate requests route to the Graduate Curriculum Committee (GCC) at the Graduate School. The request is reviewed at the next meeting date if the request is submitted by the published deadline. Follow the guidance of the GCC for approval. Once approved, the University Curriculum Committee will be notified and the request will route to its next step.
    • Undergraduate and professional requests route to the University Curriculum Committee (UCC). The request will be reviewed at the next meeting date. Once approved, the request will route to its next step.
  5. SCNS
    • Approval is required from the Florida Board of Education, with inclusion of the course in the Statewide Course Numbering System (SCNS).
    • If appropriate, SCNS provides a course prefix and number.
  6. OUR
    • The Office of the University Registrar (OUR) adds the course to the university curriculum or implements any approved changes, including updating the catalog. The Provost’s office updates degree audits when necessary. For graduate requests, the Graduate School is also notified.
    • Final clarification of course attributes or prerequisites may be sent to the department.
  7. Notification to College
    • The college, department, and the person who initiated the request are notified that the request is approved.
    • The request is considered complete.

As this process includes many stakeholders across the university, we encourage submitting most requests at least one year in advance of the intended effective term. Due to their complexity, new degree proposals may follow a longer timeline.

College committees meet at varying intervals during the academic year. To ensure a request can be reviewed prior to the next college faculty meeting, consider the following deadlines:

Submission deadlineCollege faculty meeting
July 15September
October 15December
November 15January
February 15April

University Curriculum Committee meeting dates and submission deadlines

To initiate a change in college curriculum, consult with the appropriate academic unit head and start a new request in Academic Approval. Follow the prompts to identify the correct path, steps, and required documents.

Regulations and policies

At this resource you will find a Faculty Recruitment Toolkit, Search Committee Online Tutorial and Tutorial Verification List (via myUFL), information for Faculty Recruits, a Search Process Overview and the waiver form.

The Warrington College of Business has the ability to limit the number of online specialized master’s students participating in the EEP due to its distance education format. In response to high levels of demand, EEP applications to these programs are not currently being accepted.
UF Employee Education Program
EEP Policy


For more information, please contact UF’s Employee Education Program Coordinator at 352-273-0149 or via their EEP email.

FERPA certification

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended, also known as the Buckley Amendment, is a federal law that protects the privacy of a student’s educational record. FERPA applies to all educational institutions receiving funds from the United States Department of Education, from kindergarten through university level. At the University of Florida, the privacy of education records is also protected by Florida Statute Section 1002.22 and University of Florida regulations.

If you are required to become FERPA certified, the online training module must be completed in UF’s myTraining system. FERPA certifications must be renewed every two years by completing the training and test.

  • Go to myTraining.
  • Select “University of Florida” if you are a UF employee or student.
  • Log in to myTraining using your GatorLink account.
  • Once logged into myTraining, search “FERPA” in the search box.
  • Within the results, locate “FERPA Training (PRV802)” and click Register.
  • Complete the FERPA training first.
  • Take the Final Assessment to achieve the FERPA Certification.
  • Under “Manage Training,” select “Training Transcript” to view, print or export your diploma as proof of completion.

Note: The certification status can take several days to trickle down to our college’s system. We cannot speed this up, so it is best not to let your certification lapse if you need access to apps and tools that require this within Warrington.

AACSB fifth-year maintenance report

You must be faculty with a GatorLink to download the AACSB files. You will need a designated password to open them. Once open, you will not be able to print them unless you change the settings with another designated password.

Use your desktop machine to access the R Drive and look for the folder “AACSB Fifth Year Maintenance Report.” If you are having trouble accessing the files please submit a ticket to help.warrington.