Faculty & staff
Leading by example
We’re committed to engineering research and education for the common good, and our people are at the center of that commitment.
Michigan Engineering faculty and staff play an active and vocal role in shaping our College culture. Whether you work directly with students and faculty or behind the scenes, we’re committed to providing the training, skills, and experience to help you thrive.
College Intranet
Looking for information related to doing your job? If you’re not sure where to find resources for teaching, research, business operations, human resources, communications and more, the Michigan Engineering Intranet can help you get there. Site opens in a new tab.
Health & wellness
Talk to a counselor
Faculty and Staff Counseling and Consultation Office, known as FASCCO, is open and available to provide support to U-M faculty and staff with free, confidential phone sessions and virtual telehealth sessions as appropriate.
Help with food
A new initiative formed during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Maize & Blue Cupboard provides free food to anyone with a University of Michigan ID.
Disability navigator
The first stop for Michigan Engineering faculty, staff, postdocs or student employees who run into an access barrier. The Disability Navigator is your partner in helping to solve the issue and/or request accommodations.
Contact: Hannah Buck (buckh), Michigan Engineering Disability Navigator
Speak out
- If you have been harassed, threatened, or harmed.
- If you are experiencing or notice a potential toxic culture in a lab, classroom, dorm or work
Trainings
U-M offers a growing curriculum of courses to help schools, colleges and units create more inclusive and welcoming environments.