As of February 2, 2026, the PRT system has begun rolling out invitations to faculty to participate in the soft launch of the University of Waterloo's Peer Review of Teaching (PRT) process. Click on the title to learn more.
Following the recent closure of the University of Waterloo’s Academic Integrity Office, instructors may have questions about how to continue accessing academic integrity guidance and resources. This news item provides instructors with information about accessing these resources and future changes to the resources online location.
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Information about the restructuring efforts to the AVPA portfolio. Click on the title to learn more.
Free online academic leadership resources, including webinars and programs such as the Faculty Success Program and Chair Success Program, are available to all UWaterloo faculty and staff through the university’s institutional NCFDD membership. Activate with a Waterloo email to access training, tools, and professional development supports.
A short announcement to introduce the University of Waterloo Accessible Teaching Award, launched in 2025.
A news update to University of Waterloo tenured faculty, instructors, academic leadership, and academic support staff about the continuation of the Soft Launch of the Peer Review of Teaching (PRT) process through to 2026.
From May 7 to 9, 2025, a cohort of Department Chairs, School Directors, Associate Chairs and Associate Deans attended the Waterloo Leadership Academy, an intensive in-person leadership retreat which provides executive education and networking opportunities to participants across campus. Read the news story about the Academic Leadership Academy!
As of September 2025, the University of Waterloo will no longer support the use of the AI detection tool Turnitin.
From May 7- May 9th, Waterloo's Leadership Academy is hosting a three-day off-campus intensive leadership retreat primarily for for Department Chairs and Associate Deans. This retreat will provide highly engaging executive education and opportunities for interaction with colleagues from across campus. Registration is now open. Please complete the expression of interest form today to secure your spot in this year's programming.
As of March 2025, the Student Course Perception Surveys (SCP) now feature a link to encourage students to nominate their instructors for a Distinguished Teacher Award (DTA). Once students complete their SCPs, they will be presented with the option to complete a nomination form to nominate their instructor for a DTA. Note that students are directed to a separate page once they finish their SCP.