Appdx. 2 - 3rd-Year Rev.

University of Idaho

Dept. of English
University of Idaho
P.O. Box 441102
Moscow, ID 83844-1102

 

APPENDIX 2
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
PROCEDURES FOR THIRD YEAR REVIEW

[May 1978]
 

1.       Shortly after new faculty members begin their duties, the department chair will explain the nature of the third year review, the areas of performance evaluated, and the criteria used. 

2.       Early in the semester of the third year review, the chair will explain to candidates which specific documents are needed for review folders, discuss the review procedures, and point out the candidates' specific responsibilities and privileges in the review process.

3.       Candidates will prepare their review folders according to the chair's directions.

4.       The tenured faculty shall individually examine all folders, meet collectively to discuss each candidate's progress towards tenure, and begin to prepare the review statement. At this point, should questions arise that cannot be resolved by examining the material submitted by a candidate, the tenured faculty will ask the candidate to provide the needed information by the means of his/her choice, such as submitting more material for the folder or meeting directly with the tenured faculty.

5.       The tenured faculty will prepare and send to the candidate a comprehensive statement evaluating the candidate's progress and prospects for tenure.  Although this statement is essentially a consensus, significant minority views should be expressed.

6.       Candidates may, after reflecting upon the third year review statement, meet individually with the chair to discuss how they might best satisfy any deficiencies noted in the statement. 

7.       Candidates may respond in writing via the chair to the tenured faculty should they feel the review statement needs correction, clarification, or other commentary.  Copies of such replies will be forwarded by the chair to the tenured faculty.  The candidates may place the originals in their departmental files.

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