Faculty Career Development coordinates an annual Mid-Tenure Review panel spring semester. The panel discussion, Curious about the Mid-Tenure Review Process? begins with a presentation covering RIT’s policies on the tenure and promotion process. Following the presentation a panel consisting of a faculty representatives will share information about the tenure process, followed by breakout sessions with a representative from each of the Colleges. Faculty are reminded to always check with the department chair/dean's office on their specific College mid-tenure review processes.
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Alexander, Barbara T. Early Years and Planning for Tenure Review. University of Mississippi Medical Center. American Physiological Society.
Diamond, R. M. (1995). Preparing for promotion and tenure review; A faculty guide Anker Publishing Co.
This guide enumerates important questions to ask and issues to consider in approaching promotion and/or tenure review, whether at large universities or small colleges, public or private institutions, or unionized campuses. Suggestions are offered concerning the materials submitted, how to document the impact of one's professional work, and data and support materials that could be included.
Seldin, Peter. (1999). Practices in Evaluating Teaching: A Practical Guide to Improved Faculty Performance and Promotion/Tenure Decision. Peter Seldin and Associates. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing, Inc.