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Contact Information Beverly McCreary Assistant Vice Chancellor Hawai`i Hall 209 956-9429 bmccrear@hawaii.edu http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ovcaa/faculty/ 2
Policies, Criteria, & Guidelines Know your documents: • 2017-2021 Agreement between the University of Hawai`i Professional Assembly and the Board of Regents of the University of Hawai`i http://www.uhpa.org/contracts/2017-2021-uhpa-bor-contract/ • Executive Policy (E5.221) http://www.hawaii.edu/policy/docs/temp/Attachment_1_Classification_o f_Faculty_University_of_Hawaii_at_Manoa.pdf • 2020 Mānoa Criteria and Guidelines http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ovcaa/faculty/tenure_promotion_co ntract_renewal/pdf/tp_criteria_guidelines_20_21.pdf • Department Procedures and Criteria 3
Change in Documents MOU REGARDING IMPACT OF COVID Tenure: • Faculty members who were employed in the Spring of 2020 and are in their last year of probation may elect to postpone their tenure application for fall 2020 • They do not need to undergo contract renewal • They will apply for tenure in fall 2021 Contract renewal: • Faculty members who were employed in the Spring of 2020 and are expected to undergo contract renewal in fall 2020 may elect to postpone their contract renewal by one year. • Fall 2021 will be considered part of initial Additional MOUs: contract period • DPC size • No abstentions 4
MQs, Waivers/Probationary Period Tenure Promotion Probationary period 5 years Time in rank Rank 2 and 3 Years of service 3 years required for promotion Rank 4 to next rank (E5.221) 2 years Rank 5 Educational Minimum educational Shorten or Lengthen requirement of (Max of 7 years) classification and rank (E5.221) 5
Examples based on COVID MOU Tenure Contract Renewal • Faculty member employed in Spring • Faculty member employed in Spring 2020 and in last year of probationary 2020 and in last year of probationary service in Fall 2020: service in Fall 2020: 2020-2021 COVID postponement 2021-2022 apply for tenure 2019-2020 year 1 2020-2021 year 2 (COVID postpone) To Utilize COVID MOU: 2021-2022 year 2 contract renewal Faculty applicant must write a memo addressed to their 2022-2023 year 3 Dean and Department Chair stating intent to postpone: 2023-2024 year 4 contract renewal • Contract renewal: 2024-2025 year 5 tenure • By due date of contract renewal • Tenure: • By October 2, 2020 6
10/2/20 11/20/20 1/4/21 Tenure Due to DPC Depart. Due to Promotion Depart. Review Chair Dean or Review Chair Review Director Committee Review Process 7
2/1/21 2/8/21 Feb/March June 30th TPRCs Dean Notification transmit Provost President’s review of TPRC Reviews Decision to Dean to eval. Provost Review Process 8
Tenure and Promotion Review Committee (TPRC) • Made up from the Faculty Personnel Panel • All tenured I and R faculty at ranks 4 and 5 • All tenured S, B, A faculty at ranks 3, 4, and 5 • Faculty applicants can exclude up to ten (10) faculty from serving on the TPRC • Sent directly to the applicant and returned directly to OVCAA – (typically beginning of November) • Committee will consist of 6-8 senior faculty 9
Compiling the Dossier Choose Electronic submission or hard Application copy Faculty complete Electronic: • Part 1 – Employment Details • Contact College Coordinator • Part 2 – Criteria and Guidelines Hard Copy: • Part 3 – Credentials and Experience • Updated application • Part 4 – Endeavors Hard Copy Logistics Each page should have your name and Reviewers complete a page number • Part 5 – Department Assessment (DPC, DC and (can use labels) procedures/criteria) Margins need to be wide enough to • Part 6 – Dean/Director’s Assessment and Recommendation ensure readability • Part 7 – TPRC’s Recommendation Bound in file folders or three-hole • Part 8 – Request to Examine Dossier (applicant) binders • Part 9 – Provost’s Recommendation/Decision (use size appropriate for dossier) Can be double sided Reminder on Language 10
Opportunity to speak directly to the reviewer about your work For Tenure, articulate future trajectory Emphasize activities since last promotion Highlight unique aspects and significance or hire of accomplishments Readers not in your field 11
Teaching Research Service • High level of competence • Well on the way to becoming an • Faculty member should have established scholar participated in the academic • Evidence of a mature level affairs of the University • Comparison peer group consists of performance and the not only of departmental • through service on versatility to contribute to colleagues, but also the whole appropriate faculty all levels of the of the appropriate community committees departments instructional of scholars active a major • Use professional competence programs research universities in the service of the profession and general • Publication in major journals community and presses in the field is of first importance in establishing the level of scholarly achievement 12
Specialist/Librarians Agents • Demonstrate a level of professional achievement and productivity in field of • Level of professional achievement and specialization appropriate to rank productivity in extension service • “clear evidence of professional growth in specialty”; “established contributor to the appropriate to the rank standards, techniques and methodology of • Comparison peer group consists not only profession” of local colleagues but also the whole of • Comparison group consist not only of local colleagues but the whole of peers active in the community of extension professional same field at major institutes of higher at major extension service programs education nationwide 13
Operationalize Work Teaching Research Specialist • How to demonstrate criteria for • How to demonstrate scholarship • How to demonstrate teaching effectiveness professional growth • Peer reviewed • Course evaluations scholarship • Impact of work on field • Demonstrate • Grant awards • Utilize job description to receptiveness to establish field • Impact of scholarship on constructive criticism field and feedback • Articulate authorship • Peer review conventions • Curricular development 14
Compiling the Dossier Caveat for evaluations: During transition to all on-line learning, • This section can be utilized to provide summary faculty and students were not required to evidence patriciate in evaluations • Summary of teaching evaluations or Therefore, the absence of evaluations for workshop presentations Spring 2020 may not be held against any • Examples of courses or programs applicant in any personnel action developed • Examples of programs developed or presentations • This box, file or drive can store the specific data • Peer evaluations of contributions summarized in the supporting materials • Actual teaching evaluations • Actual presentations developed • Sample of scholarship produced 15
Bibliography Valuable objective record of scholarship • Separate published works, conference presentations and manuscripts into appropriate groups (use categories adapted to discipline) • List most recent first • Give full citation • Note and define “in press”; if possible provide letter • Make a clear distinction between sole authored work and joint 16
Last comments Content Questions DC Select materials that are most Other Faculty in your Department significant Faculty Mentoring Program Quality over quantity www.fmp.hawaii.edu Carefully assess how to present works in progress Have someone review your dossier Remember you have multiple audiences 17
ThankYou Beverly McCreary 956-9429 bmccrear@hawaii.edu http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ovcaa/faculty/
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