The Faculty Resource Center (FRC) is available on the Center for Innovation in Research and Teaching (CIRT) website.
The resources available through the FRC include:
- The instructions and form for submitting a Grade Change (We also have a Help Center article with instructions here: [Faculty] Where do I find the Grade Change Form?)
- The instructions and form for submitting Incomplete Grades
- A tutorial on submitting your Final Grades to the Faculty Portal
- Many of GCU's policies and procedures
- Instructions on Plagiarism Reporting
- Help articles on submitting an Early Alert
NOTE When attempting to access resources such as PDF documents, you may receive a 404 error message if you are not signed into the site. Refer to the instructions below for assistance with signing in.
To begin, navigate to cirt.gcu.edu and click the Guest (Sign In) link in the upper-left hand corner of the page.
Enter your faculty login: Firstname.Lastname (@gcu.edu is not required). Enter your faculty password and click Sign In.
Once you are logged in, a new GCU Faculty tab will be made available. Click on the new GCU Faculty tab.
From here, you can access the Faculty Resource Center by either clicking on the Faculty Resource Center tab on the left-hand side of the menu bar or by choosing Faculty Resource Center on the right-hand side of the page.
If you are required to access CIRT as an Instructional Assistant and do not have a faculty ID number, you will need to register for an account.
To begin, navigate to cirt.gcu.edu and click the Guest (Sign In) link in the upper-left hand corner of the page.
Click on Register.
Fill out the required fields and click Register when done.
You will receive an email with a link to activate your account.
FRC Categories
The following are sections that are available in the Faculty Resource Center. Keep in mind that you will need to log into CIRT to access any of the links below.
Class Resources: This section of the FRC contains links to instructions on processes such as submitting an early alert, completing a grade change form, submitting grades through the Faculty Portal, and much more. There are also resources for specific colleges, and contact information for Faculty Training and Development.
Faculty Academy: This section contains webinars, workshops, and other professional development opportunities for faculty to gain new skills and improve their teaching strategies.
Quick Links: This section can be found on the main page of the Faculty Resource Center. It contains links to important websites such as FSI, and provides materials such as the Faculty Policy Manual.