NTID Faculty Congress (NFC)

NTID Faculty Congress (NFC) operates in agreement with RIT's Charter of Academic Governance just like RIT's Faculty Senate.

NFC follows a similar representative model as Faculty Senate and consists of 11 representatives (membership) from all discipline units of NTID.

Like Faculty Senate, NFC will work with administration to vet, create, and modify policy as it pertains to faculty affairs. (RIT-wide policy library; NTID policy library)

NFC runs elections for the following bodies/committees:

1. NTID Faculty Congress (Executive committee)
2. RIT Faculty Senate (FS)
3. Faculty Evaluation and Development (FEAD) grants committee
4. Eisenhart Awards committee 
5. Academic Affairs (AS standing committee)
6. Academic Support and Student Affairs committee (AS standing committee)
7. Long Range Planning and Environment Committee (AS standing committee)
8. Resource Allocation and Budget Committee (AS standing commitee)
9. Research and Scholarship Committee

Read more about the important faculty role of shared governance.

NFC meets on a monthly basis Tuesdays at 12:00 - 1:30 pm.

Suggested Meeting Schedule: tba

• The NFC Bylaws - 2019-2020
• The NFC Bylaws - 2017-2018
• The NFC Bylaws - 2005

Workload Guidelines Revision 2023 – Working Documents

• NFC Town Hall Transcript 10-17-23
• NFC Virtual Zoom Town Hall Transcript 10-18-23
• NFC Letter to Administration
• Response from Workload Guidelines Committee
• Response from NTID Administration
• Revised Version of Proposed Workload Guidelines

• Faculty Affairs Committee 2020-21
• Support Faculty Workload Assessment Report 2019
• Final Report 2019-20
• Final Report 2017-18