Promotion and Tenure Policy and Guidelines 2011-12
For Clinical Non-Tenure Track
- Introduction Memo, Highlights of Changes, and Calendar with Deadlines
- Part I - Policies and procedures
- Part II - Suggestions for the preparation of an effective promotion and tenure case. Teaching Documentation Guidelines, June 1996
- Part III - Instructions for the preparer and typist
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Part IV (general instructions) to complete forms and forms
- Forms:
- Dossier Forms
- Expected Promotion and Tenure Reviews:
- Forms:
- Part V - Checklists for preparers and typists
Questions about the Promotion & Tenure process should be directed to Mary Abundo at uicpt@uic.edu.
For Tenure System and Research Non-Tenure Track
- Introduction Memo, Highlights of Changes, and Calendar with Deadlines
- Part I - Policies and procedures
- Part II - Suggestions for the preparation of an effective promotion and tenure case. Teaching Documentation Guidelines, June 1996
- Part III - Instructions for the preparer and typist
- Part IV(general instructions) to complete forms and forms
- Forms:
- Dossier Forms
- Expected Promotion and Tenure Reviews:
- Forms:
- Part V - Checklists for preparers and typists
- Mid-Probationary Reviews - - Guidelines for preparation
Questions about the Promotion & Tenure process should be directed to Mary Abundo at uicpt@uic.edu.
2011 Promotion and Tenure Seminars/Workshops
The Office of Faculty Affairs hosted four separate Promotion and Tenure Seminars, each one geared to a specific rank and side of campus. These events are open to faculty members seeking promotion, heads, mentors, executive and search committee members, and others involved in the P&T process.
EAST CAMPUS: Tuesday, March 29
Both sessions covered specific promotion issues for faculty in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
- Junior faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of assistant professors, whether tenure or non-tenure-track (research, clinical), who are seeking promotion to full professor.
Presentation (pdf)
- Mid-career faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of associate professors, whether tenure system or non-tenure (research, clinical) and seeking promotion to full professor.
Presentation (pdf)
WEST CAMPUS: Thursday, March 31.
Both sessions covered clinical and basic science faculty, research funding, and publication.
- Junior Faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of assistant professors, whether tenure-track and seeking tenure, or non-tenure-track (research, clinical) and seeking promotion to associate professor.
Presentation (pdf)
- Mid-career faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of associate professors, whether tenure system or non-tenure (research, clinical) and seeking promotion to full professor.
Presentation (pdf)
For more information about the seminars, contact Kathy Lesinski.
Questions about the Promotion and Tenure process should be directed to Mary Abundo at uicpt@uic.edu.
2009 Promotion and Tenure Seminars and Workshops
Promotion & Tenure Paper Preparers Workshop, April 28, 2009
Seminars
This year the Office of Faculty Affairs hosted four separate Promotion and Tenure Seminars, each one geared to a specific rank and side of campus. These events are open to faculty members seeking promotion, heads, mentors, executive and search committee members, and others involved in the P&T process.
- Junior faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of assistant professors, whether tenure or non-tenure-track (research, clinical), who are seeking promotion to full professor.
- Presentation (pdf)
- Mid-career faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of associate professors, whether tenure system or non-tenure (research, clinical) and seeking promotion to full professor.
- Presentation (pdf)
- Junior Faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of assistant professors, whether tenure-track and seeking tenure, or non-tenure-track (research, clinical) and seeking promotion to associate professor.
- Evaluation (pdf)
- Mid-career faculty: This seminar focused on the concerns of associate professors, whether tenure system or non-tenure (research, clinical) and seeking promotion to full professor.
- Evaluation (pdf)
- College of Medicine tracks (pdf)
For more information about the seminars, contact Kathy Lesinski.
Questions about the Promotion and Tenure process should be directed to Mary Abundo at uicpt@uic.edu.
2008 Promotion and Tenure Seminars
This year the Office of Faculty Affairs hosted four separate Promotion and Tenure Seminars, each one geared to a specific rank and side of campus. Presentations are now available online:
- West Campus, Junior Faculty
- West Campus, Mid-Careeer Faculty
- East Campus, Junior Faculty
- East Campus, Mid-Career Faculty
2007 Promotion and Tenure Seminars
- Promotion and Tenure Seminar for Mid-Career Faculty (Agenda, Handouts, MP3 Audio, Podcast)
- Promotion and Tenure Seminar for Junior Faculty (Agenda, Handouts, M3 Audio, Podcast))
2006 Promotion and Tenure Seminar