Faculty Resources and Administrative Tools

This page provides faculty in the Department of History and Philosophy with quick access to key administrative tools and resources. From travel and purchase request forms to governance procedures and wellness support, these materials are designed to streamline processes and support your professional responsibilities. Faculty will also find important Concur travel guides, departmental policies, and development opportunities to assist with daily operations and long-term academic planning.

 

Fall 2025 Deadlines

Please have your submissions completed by the below dates

  • 10/6/25

    FY26 Dept. Travel Requests Due

  • 10/10/25

    FY26 Concur Travel Requests Due

  • 10/17/25

    Spring 2026 Book Orders Due

 

  • View your current submitted Dept Travel Requests
    • Free Smartsheet account creation using KSU email required
  • View your Book Order Requests since Summer 2025
    • Free Smartsheet account creation using KSU email required

Forms

 

Travel Guides

Department Governance

Department Newsletter

    • Issue 7
      • Faculty Highlights: Al Churella, Silke Zoller, Tom Okie, David Jones, Marianne Holdzkom, Tom Scott, Brian Etheridge, Akanmu Adebayo
      • Student Highlights: HIST 3325 class exhibit
      • Faculty Awards and Activities
      • Battle of the Bulge Exhibit and Brown Bags

Student/Faculty Wellness

  • The wellness hub is a great place to point students and faculty because it has a ton of information as well as direct links to resources such as the 24/7 mental health line. It also has resources such as the "academics" tab that has helpful information about things like studying, test taking, and time management. 

  • /wellbeing/wellness-coaching.php

    For students who might need some help with things like goal setting and learning to manage their emotional wellbeing while in college, there is a peer-to-peer wellness coaching program that can be a great resource. 

  • We routinely offer Promoting Academic and Scholastic Success (PASS) virtual workshops on topics such as test anxiety, time management, and study skills. 

  • /student-affairs/dean-of-students/behavioral-response-team.php

    KSU has invested in an online interactive tutorial called At Risk Mental Health for Faculty and Staff to help everyone identify signs of distress, communicate openly about those concerns, and make appropriate referrals. The training takes approximately 50 minutes to complete and can be spaced out over time as your schedule permits (the program saves your responses as you progress through each scenario).

RCHSS Resources