Campus Professional Development Committee
The Campus Professional Development Committee administers the Joint Labor-Management Individual Development Awards Program (IDA) on the campus. The Individual Development Awards Program is designed to support a variety of professional development projects or activities by assisting eligible employees to develop their full professional potential and to prepare for advancement. Full-time employees who accrue annual leave are not required to charge those credits for any project or activity funded by an Individual Development Award.
The Campus Professional Development Committee is required to dedicate a minimum of 15 percent of the funds under this program to part-time employees. If applications from part-time employees amount to less than 15 percent of the total funds, then the remainder from the set aside amount can be reallocated to awards for full-time employees.
Award Amount
The maximum amount that can be awarded for each employee under this program is $2,000 per period. The actual amount awarded is based on the number of successful applications received and total amount requested.
Employees may be funded for up to two projects or activities, not to exceed $2,000. All events must take place between July 2, 2026 and July 1, 2027. Please note the following application deadlines:
- Applications for events occurring during the Fall semester are due the end of November of that semester.
- Applications for events occurring during the Spring semester are due the end of April of that semester.
- Summer events happening after April will be processed in the beginning of the fall semester.
The types of support available include:
- Basic, applied, or historical research.
- Curriculum or instructional material development.
- Workshop, seminar, internship, or course work not covered by Article 49, Program for Tuition Assistance or SUNY tuition waiver.
- Conference participation or attendance.
- Preparation of material for publication.
- Grant proposal development.
- Artistic or creative endeavors.
- Other work-related professional development projects or activities.
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