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  1. By March 1: The faculty candidate for tenure, an assistant professor, should sign the application for tenure form from the Provost's office. Currently link (2/10/15).
  2. March: remind the candidate that they are to give a colloquium before the faculty vote. This rule was instituted by faculty vote. (In 2015, lots of candidates, so have some speak in the spring?).
  3. Late March: Assemble the committee. For continuity, should stick mostly to last year's evaluation committee. The candidate is allowed to select one person on the evaluation committee.
  4. April: Gather documents from the candidate: papers, cv, etc. Remind candidate to have Form A prepared by the start of August.
  5. May: prepare and send out letters requesting evaluation of the candidate.
  6. August: make sure letters are received, start committee starts preparation of Form B, based on Form A, annual reviews, peer reviews, external letters.
  7. September:
  8. End of September: Faculty (P&T) meeting for vote on candidate, forward vote results to College along with completed A and B forms.
  9. Voting members of the faculty (tenured associate professors) are informed of the department vote.
  10. College reviews case, including subcommittee visit to department, over next few months.
  11. Candidate and PHY Chair are informed of College decision.
  12. Provost decides on tenure, subject to approval by the Board of Trustees in mid-May.

 

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