Search9 Results

This guidance document is intended to assist units and is not a binding policy.  While not a policy document, the Standards and Procedures for Promotion and Tenure committee thinks it can be useful to units as they work on their promotion and tenure policies.  The purpose of the checklist is to allow units conducting intermediate reviews to self-evaluate their policies and procedures for promotion and tenure in relation to Article VI of the Faculty Senate Rules and Regulation (FSRR).

To establish and articulate the procedures followed in the Department of History for the Progress Toward Tenure Review process.

To serve as the official statement of procedures for matters related to promotion and tenure for faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.

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

To articulate the standards and procedures for promotion and/or tenure for the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

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

This guidance document is intended to assist units and is not a binding policy.  While not a policy document, the Standards and Procedures for Promotion and Tenure committee thinks it can be useful to units as they work on their promotion and tenure policies.  This document is a tool to be used by units that carry out initial reviews to determine the degree to which their promotion and tenure policies and procedures are consistent with Article VI.  Typically, departments and nondepartmentalized

Interpretation of, or Conflict among, Various Governance DocumentsOn 10/6/94, the University Council approved the following procedure for interpretation of, or conflict among, the University Senate Code, University Senate Rules and Regulations, Faculty Senate Rules and Regulations, the Handbook for Faculty and Unclassified Staff, and the Student Senate Rules and Regulations: Contact the Office of University Governance, 864-5169, or via e-mail at govern@ku.edu, with questions about conflict or in

The School of Pharmacy Faculty Policies and Procedures Handbook establishes the elements of governance for the School by its faculty. The Faculty Policies and Procedures Handbook thus provide a framework in which the roles of the faculty, students and the School of Pharmacy Administration are defined in initiating recommendations and formulating decisions.