Resources
A number of resources related to tenure, teaching and research are available here. Many have these resources have been referred to from other pages of this faculty mentoring site.
Policies and Documents Related to Tenure & Promotion
Preparation and Format of the Tenure and Promotion Dossier (pdf) dated 2008. See revised model request letter below.
Model letter to send to external reviewers (2007). It should be possible to copy and paste text from this pdf file.
The Current Faculty Handbook is accessible through this link to the Faculty Senate web site. This version (the 2000 - 2001 edition) is currently under revision. Check here for revisions at the time you are preparing for a review or promotion.
Tenure Clock Extension Policy -- dated 2008
NU Branding Toolkit and Presentation Template
MyFacultyActivites Pilot Program
- Annual merit review as well as tenure and promotion evaluation requires reporting about numerous educational, research and service activities. It is important to save information about activities spanning teaching, scholarship and service the tenure and promotion dossier. Details such as a letter sent to you from a former student, a newspaper or magazine article that features your work are important as well. In some cases where your students attend graduate school or their subsequent employment status may also be informative. Saving the task of collecting this wealth of information until the Dossier is due can be stressful.
MyFacultyActivities is designed to help you gather and archive relevant information during your pre-tenure years or after, if you wish. Dossier guidelines change from time to time, but the type of information that needs to be collected and presented does not change. Use MyActivities as an archive for the information you will need at important milestones in your career.
The MyFacultyActivities pilot program consists of a password protected database. You will required to use your MyNEU login and password to begin. We are currently looking at identifying different approaches to list the information. The database is backed-up daily.
Getting to Know Northeastern
2005-2006 Yearbook (pdf)
Northeastern University participates in an Employee Assistance Program. Through this program Northeastern faculty and staff can seek out information, guidance, and referrals on a wide number of issues including medical, counseling, and dependent care. More >>
Research & Scholarship
- Doing the research: A number of support services existing on campus to suport various research activities.
Campus Offices
Center for Effective University Teaching (CEUT)
Educational Technology Center (EdTech)
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