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To describe the process for post-tenure review of tenured faculty

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering.

To establish the University-level workload for teaching for tenured and tenure-track faculty (hereafter, "faculty") for the Lawrence and Edwards campuses and all reporting units. This workload reflects the University’s status as a research-intensive University holding American Association of Universities (AAU) membership. This workload reflects the diverse and complex ways that faculty across campus and within individual units engage students in accomplishing the educational mission of the Unive

To articulate the standards and procedures for the annual evaluation of Unclassified Academic Staff within the Biodiversity Institute.

To provide information about the structure and policies that govern the faculty and staff of the University on the main campus in Lawrence, Kansas and off-campus units reporting to the main campus. 

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Film and Media Studies.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of English.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Economics.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Political Science.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Philosophy.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Molecular Biosciences.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Mathematics.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Linguistics.

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of History.