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Support For

Faculty Development

The Denbo Center is committed to supporting UT faculty across our arts and humanities departments and colleges through professional development opportunities, our book proposal and manuscript review programs, grant-writing workshops, and more.

Manuscript Review Program

Tenure-stream faculty may apply to organize a 1-2-hour online workshop during which external reviewers discuss their manuscript’s readiness for submission and offer concrete suggestions for improving it. For more information, please see the Denbo Center’s Sharepoint site. 

Book Proposal Review Program

The Book Proposal Review Program provides support for faculty book proposals that would benefit from professional review before being submitted to a publisher. For more information, please see the Denbo Center’s Sharepoint site. 

Writing Accountability Programs

WriteOnSite is a suite of writing accountability programs hosted by the DCHA for arts and humanities faculty and graduate students, including regular drop-in writing hours in the Center, writing workshops, and faculty writing retreats. For more information, please see the Denbo Center’s Sharepoint site. 

Workshops

The DCHA regularly hosts additional workshops for faculty on a variety of topics, from grant writing to trade publishing, such as the 2026 Scholars to Storytellers trade publication workshop.