Office of the Provost

Calendar of Key Academic Affairs Dates for 2011-2012 

 

FALL 2011

September: Dean forwards names of all candidates for tenure and their probationary service reports to the professional standards committee of the college and to the department head, where applicable.

September 19: Tenure application due to faculty member's immediate supervisor.

October 14: Department report for all tenure and promotion candidates due to dean of the college, who refers it to the college professional standards committee.

November 14:  College professional standards committee report due to dean of the college.

December 9: Dean's review and recommendation due to Provost, who refers it to the University Promotion and Tenure Committee.

December 15: Deadline to notify tenure-track faculty in their second year of academic service of non-reappointment.

 

SPRING 2012

Beginning of each calendar year: Provost will send to each college dean a list of faculty members who are eligible for review during the coming academic year. 

January: Dean notifies faculty entering their sixth year in the fall of that calendar year that they may be considered for tenure.

January 17: University Promotion and Tenure Committee reports due to Provost for all tenure and promotion candidates.

First Wednesday of Classes of the Spring Semester: Faculty Activity Reports for all faculty due by 5 p.m. (send to your college's dean's office)

February 1: Provost's reports on all tenure and promotion candidates due to President.

First Friday in February: Dossiers for faculty undergoing second- and fourth-year reviews due to college's Professional Standards Committee. For second-year faculty in colleges whose Professional Standards Committee does not examine dossiers, dossiers should be submitted to the dean of the college.

March 1: Deadline to notify tenure-track faculty in their first year of academic service of non-reappointment.

April 1:  President provides written notice of the Board's decision to faculty being considered for tenure and promotion.

April 5: CASE/Carnegie Foundation U.S. Professor of the Year.