
Consulting is a time honored and frequent activity of faculty throughout U.S. research universities.
The ability to consult is important in promoting recruitment and retention of faculty of the highest quality. Often, such consulting activities provide a range of benefits including fostering economic development, enhancing the reputation of the University, promoting faculty development and enhancing the faculty's ability to bring to the classroom current and relevant "real world" experiences, among others.
Consulting is an activity performed by a faculty member for compensation as a result of his/her expertise or prominence in his/her field while not acting in his/her official capacity as a State employee (i.e. in his/her own time.) The University's Laws and Bylaws prohibit faculty from consulting on "time due to the University."
An upgraded online consulting request form is now live for all UConn faculty. The link to access this is above ("new dashboard and form"). Instructions for use are posted below. Approved requests for FY21 will be migrated to the new consulting request system. No action will be required from faculty for the purpose of this migration.
If at any time you need help, please reach out to your faculty consulting office (contact details below).
Quick Start Guide to the Upgraded Faculty Consulting System
Quick Start Guide for Approvers to the Upgraded Faculty Consulting System
Storrs and Regionals Faculty Consulting Office
Phone: | Sarah Croucher (860-486-5630) |
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E-mail: | sarah.croucher@uconn.edu |
UConn Health Faculty Consulting Office
Phone: | Scott Wetstone (860-679-4440) / Elizabeth Morrison (860) 679-7382 |
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E-mail: | wetstone@uchc.edu |