Promotion Workshops
The Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs initiates the mandatory promotion process by conducting the following annual workshops.
2019-2020 Promotion Workshop Schedule
Previous Workshops
Going Up for Full
Wednesday, February 26, 2020, 9:30-10:50 am, Old Main, Silver & Sage, RSVP, PPTX, video link
This workshop will include a discussion of how to document your programs of work, administrative leadership and service initiatives to demonstrate impact. The discussion will take note of The Modern Language Association’s Standing Still survey of the career patterns of associate professors, including female faculty.
Teaching & Service Portfolios that Document Impact, Innovation, and Leadership
Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 12:30-1:50 pm, Old Main, Silver & Sage, RSVP, PPTX, video link
The University’s Inclusive View of Scholarship recognizes the integral relations among research, teaching, service, and outreach. To enable candidates to document their broader contributions, promotion dossiers include teaching portfolios, protocols for classroom observations, and an optional service and outreach portfolio, which candidates can use to document their broader leadership. In this workshop, we will also note our support for preparing teaching portfolios and answer questions related to the recent changes with student evaluations.
Preparing for Promotion on the Career Track
The workshop will provide an overview of the review process for career-track faculty candidates only. We will review the parts of the dossier and the best practices candidates can document their innovation in the dossier. To get the most out of the workshop, participants should download and review our Guide to Career-Track Promotion and the Promotion Dossier template for Career Track.
Preparing for Promotion on the Continuing or Tenure Track
Wednesday, February 5, 2020, 3:30-4:50 pm, GITT 129B, PPTX and video link
This workshop will provide an overview of the review process for continuing and tenure track candidates only. We will review the parts of the dossier and the best practices candidates can document their impact in research, teaching and service in the dossier. To get the most out of the workshop, participants should review our Guide to the Promotion Process and the Promotion Dossier templates for Continuing Status or Promotion & Tenure.
Making a Statement for Promotion
Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 1:30-3:00 pm in ILC 125, PPTX, and video link
To get started on preparing the candidate statements that introduces the promotion dossiers, participants in this workshop will learn:
- how to write a compelling candidate statement.
- identify key innovations,
- highlight impact, and
- use purposeful language for external and internal reviewers
Candidate Statements are vital to outlining the impact of candidates’ service, teaching, and research. They play an especially important role in documenting the sorts of community-based scholarship, partnerships, and outreach that are highlighted in our Inclusive View of Scholarship. Candidate Statements provide an opportunity for associate professors to discuss their institutional leadership and impact.
Workshop on the Promotion Review Process for Committee Members
October 1, 2019 at 3:15-4:45 pm in the College of Medicine Building, room 2117
If you are veteran or new serving at the department or college level, this workshop will specifically addresses the role of the committee member in the promotion review process.
This workshop will not be recorded. The power point presentation and handouts are below.
September 17 and October 1 workshops PPTX
Handouts: Dossier Dos & Don'ts | Promotion Resources | UHAP 7.01 Professional Conduct Policy Revision
If you have questions about these workshops and presentations, please contact us at 626.0202 or asya@arizona.edu
Previous Workshops
Going Up for Full
Wednesday, February 26, 2020, 9:30-10:50 am, Old Main, Silver & Sage, RSVP, PPTX, video link
This workshop will include a discussion of how to document your programs of work, administrative leadership and service initiatives to demonstrate impact. The discussion will take note of The Modern Language Association’s Standing Still survey of the career patterns of associate professors, including female faculty.
Teaching & Service Portfolios that Document Impact, Innovation, and Leadership
Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 12:30-1:50 pm, Old Main, Silver & Sage, RSVP, PPTX, video link
The University’s Inclusive View of Scholarship recognizes the integral relations among research, teaching, service, and outreach. To enable candidates to document their broader contributions, promotion dossiers include teaching portfolios, protocols for classroom observations, and an optional service and outreach portfolio, which candidates can use to document their broader leadership. In this workshop, we will also note our support for preparing teaching portfolios and answer questions related to the recent changes with student evaluations.
Preparing for Promotion on the Career Track
The workshop will provide an overview of the review process for career-track faculty candidates only. We will review the parts of the dossier and the best practices candidates can document their innovation in the dossier. To get the most out of the workshop, participants should download and review our Guide to Career-Track Promotion and the Promotion Dossier template for Career Track.
Preparing for Promotion on the Continuing or Tenure Track
Wednesday, February 5, 2020, 3:30-4:50 pm, GITT 129B, PPTX and video link
This workshop will provide an overview of the review process for continuing and tenure track candidates only. We will review the parts of the dossier and the best practices candidates can document their impact in research, teaching and service in the dossier. To get the most out of the workshop, participants should review our Guide to the Promotion Process and the Promotion Dossier templates for Continuing Status or Promotion & Tenure.
Making a Statement for Promotion
Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 1:30-3:00 pm in ILC 125, PPTX, and video link
To get started on preparing the candidate statements that introduces the promotion dossiers, participants in this workshop will learn:
- how to write a compelling candidate statement.
- identify key innovations,
- highlight impact, and
- use purposeful language for external and internal reviewers
Candidate Statements are vital to outlining the impact of candidates’ service, teaching, and research. They play an especially important role in documenting the sorts of community-based scholarship, partnerships, and outreach that are highlighted in our Inclusive View of Scholarship. Candidate Statements provide an opportunity for associate professors to discuss their institutional leadership and impact.
Workshop on the Promotion Review Process for Committee Members
October 1, 2019 at 3:15-4:45 pm in the College of Medicine Building, room 2117
If you are veteran or new serving at the department or college level, this workshop will specifically addresses the role of the committee member in the promotion review process.
This workshop will not be recorded. The power point presentation and handouts are below.
September 17 and October 1 workshops PPTX
Handouts: Dossier Dos & Don'ts | Promotion Resources | UHAP 7.01 Professional Conduct Policy Revision
If you have questions about these workshops and presentations, please contact us at 626.0202 or asya@arizona.edu
Going Up for Full
Wednesday, February 6, 8-9:30 am, Marley Building, room 230, RSVP here.
This workshop will include a discussion of how to document your programs of work, administrative leadership and service initiatives to demonstrate impact. The discussion will take note of The Modern Language Association’s Standing Still survey of the career patterns of associate professors, including female faculty.
Download from "Going Up for Full":
Presentation (pptx)
Handout (pdf)
Suggested article to read (pdf)
Video Recording of Workshop (Panopto - login with UA Net ID)
Making a Statement
Monday, February 18, 11:30-1 pm, Old Main Building, Silver and Sage Room, RSVP here.
To get started on preparing the candidate statements that introduces the promotion dossiers, participants in this workshop will work in small groups to discuss sample Candidate Statements. Candidate Statements are vital to outlining the impact of candidates’ service, teaching, and research. They play an especially important role in documenting the sorts of community-based scholarship, partnerships, and outreach that are highlighted in our Inclusive View of Scholarship. Candidate Statements provide an opportunity for associate professors to discuss their institutional leadership and impact.
Handout (pdf)
Sample Statements (UA Box - login with UA Net ID)
Audio Recording of Workshop (Panopto - login with UA Net ID)
Preparing the Promotion Dossier
Tuesday, March 12, 3-4:30 pm, Old Main Building, Silver and Sage Room, no RSVP required.
The Annual Workshop on Promotion, Tenure, and Continuing Status provides an overview of the review process for candidates, committee members, staff, and administrators. We will review the parts of the dossier and the ways they can be used to document and assess the quality and impact of candidates.
Handout (pdf)
Presentation (pptx)
Audio Recording of Workshop (Panopto - login with UA Net ID)
Using Portfolios to Document Impact and Leadership
Thursday, March 21, 8:30-10 am, Old Main Building, Silver and Sage Room, RSVP here.
The University’s Inclusive View of Scholarship recognizes the integral relations among research, teaching, service, and outreach. To enable candidates to document their broader contributions, promotion dossiers include teaching portfolios, protocols for classroom observations, and an optional service and outreach portfolio, which candidates can use to document their broader leadership. In this workshop, we will also note our support for preparing teaching portfolios.
Handouts (pdfs) Peer Review of Teaching Protocol | Teaching & Service Portfolios | Criteria for Peer Review of Teaching
Presentation (pptx)
Video Recording of Workshop (Panopto - login with UA Net ID)
Promotion Opportunities for Career Track Faculty
Wednesday, March 27, 2:00-3:30 pm, Old Main Building, Silver and Sage Room, RSVP here.
UHAP Chapter 3 was recently updated to clarify promotion processes and possible timelines for career track faculty. This workshop provides a hands-on opportunity to learn about resources and strategies for engaging in conversations with supervisors about promotion. The invited panel will discuss some of the issues that have been raised by faculty across campus, and go over the kinds of materials you may want or need to prepare for a promotion review.
If you have questions about these workshops and presentations, please contact us at 626.0202 or asya@arizona.edu
Resources
Presentation (pdf)
Video Recording of Workshop (Panopto -login with UA Net ID)