Faculty Resources
Labor Studies Instructional Resources
Labor Studies Faculty Resource Guide
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Access the following resources:
- Event Planning & Logistical Support
- Other Resources in the Guide (as of Fall 2024)
- Honorarium Requests
- Guest Speaker Courtesy Parking Requests
- HR and Administrative Support
- Classroom-Specific Materials
- Funding for Research & Professional Development
- Communication Tools
- Grading Policies
UCLA Academic Calendars
Annual summary calendars and detailed term calendars specify important dates and deadlines. Final examination schedules include dates, times, and reference codes.
UCLA Center for the Advancement of Teaching (CAT)
Multiple services, resources, & programs to enhance & support teaching excellence, innovation, & inclusivity, such as: curricular innovation grant program; pedagogical development of faculty & graduate students via workshops/learning communities; strengthening of TA training campus-wide; educational technology software, and more.
Labor Studies Course Syllabus
Accommodation Instructions for Faculty – Center for Accessible Education (CAE)
Understanding accommodation procedures is essential to equitable teaching. Use this guide to confidently manage accommodation requests and ensure student success.
Library Services & Resources
Wi-Fi Access, Online resources (UCLA Catalog, Databases), Online Help 24/7, Librarian and Research Consultations, Day Use and Quarter Locker Rentals, Research & Writing Workshops, Equipment Lending, and Interlibrary Loan, and more.
UCLA’s Digital Toolkits
Wide array of digital tools & resources to help the campus community get & stay connected. Toolkits for Students, Faculty and Staff including:
- Bruin Learn – UCLA’s Learning Management System built on Canvas
Labor Studies Curriculum Hub (Under Construction)
Faculty and TA Support Resources
Unit 18 Non-Senate New Employee Orientation
THIS LINK IS BROKEN
UC AFT
Unit 18 Non-Senate Collective Bargaining Unit for UCLA
FERPA for Faculty
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and UC policy which restricts the disclosure of information from student records.
Mental Health and Wellness
- Staff and Faculty Counseling Center – Offers online advice & telehealth counseling sessions for staff and faculty, as well as their families and significant others. The center is open during regular business hours and can be reached at 310-794-0245
- UCLA Spanish Speaking Psychosocial Clinic – Offers culturally responsive, bilingual, and bicultural mental health service for the underserved Latino/x community of Los Angeles County (including Faculty, Staff and Students)
- UCLA Psychology Clinic – The clinic offers low-fee individual and group therapy, as well as assessment services, for adults, children, couples and families. For more details and to schedule an appointment, call 310-925-2305 or email ucla@psychclinic.hush.com
- Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center at UCLA – A campus-wide effort to draw upon UCLA’s world renowned research and teaching, to find new and innovative ways to promote a culture of physical, emotional, and social well-being through 7 thematic workgroups (called Pods)
- UCLA Recreation’s FitWell Program offers several fitness and well-being programs for faculty and staff
- Bruin MindFit Free four-week course that instructs participants in effective stress management techniques, including meditation, breathing, basic yoga, relaxation, walking and everyday mindfulness
- FitZones Drop-in fitness classes offered several times a day through Facebook Live and Instagram Live
Student Support Resources
Be Well Bruin
Be Well Bruin is a Student Affairs initiative that unites campus partners in our shared belief that all students deserve to live, feel, and be their best.
Student in Crisis
- Red Folder – Assisting Bruin in Distress; Faculty and Staff Crisis Guide; When in Doubt, Reach Out and Refer (BROKEN LINK)
- Refer a student to a Case Manager: available to assist student’s struggling with mental or physical health, facing an unexpected challenge or crisis, or experiencing a personal loss.
- Identify a student to the Economic Crisis Response Team (ECRT): provides support and guidance to students experiencing a financial crisis that impacts their academic success at UCLA.
