Quarter schools will submit final Teaching Effectiveness Standards for Evaluation (TESE) documents at the online portal (https://www.scu.edu/provost/faculty-affairs/evaluation-promotion/standards/teaching/tracker/). Required materials include an evaluation of the pilot and the final draft TESE (steps 3-4).
Reflections of Faith: Art, Poetry, and Prose of Women Religious features the artistic and literary works of sisters in our Women Religious Collections, offering an often joyful glimpse into their vocations, spirituality, and lives as consecrated women.
Departments will check that the TESE to be used in Fall 2026 evaluations is posted at the TESE Tracker. If the posted form is obsolete, chairs will upload the current TESE to the online portal (https://www.scu.edu/provost/faculty-affairs/evaluation-promotion/standards/teaching/tracker/) (step 6).
The Senior Center will be closed from Sep. 8 - 12. Normal operations will resume on Monday, Sep. 14.
Baby & Me Storytime is designed to promote early literacy for babies birth-2 years old. The first 20 minutes includes songs, a simple story, fingerplays and nursery rhymes followed by 20 minutes of play. We recommend bringing a blanket for your little one. Your attendance to this program grants permission to the City o…
Are you stuck on a piece of software? Do you need a quick refresher on technology for yourself or your department? Technology Training offers Virtual Software Support Office Hours. Please briefly describe the nature of support you're seeking upon registration.Though our expertise spans all of the University's supported…
All are welcome to attend our weekday masses, every Monday through Friday.Mass begins at 12:05pm. This mass is open to all for in-person attendance. This mass is held indoors.
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Students will be meeting to discuss theories of criminalization and incarceration. This event will be co-hosted by students Neshmia Alam and Samuel Cao and Professors Oberman and Ball.
