Faculty Review Committee

Charge

The Faculty Review Committee provides the first level of review for promotion and tenure or for promotion to a higher rank. The Committee is also responsible for monitoring visiting committee reports, and peer evaluation of Library Faculty for merit. In addition, it is responsible for insuring that appropriate channels of communication exist among the Committee, the University Librarian, and the Library Faculty regarding the work of the Committee and its decisions.

Membership Details

The Faculty Review Committee shall be composed of one tenured faculty member, of the rank of associate professor or professor, elected from each division. The members are elected for three year staggered terms and may be re-elected to one successive term. The chair is elected by and from the members of the FRC for a one-year term, and may be re-elected to one successive term.

No member of the Faculty Review Committee can simultaneously serve on the Promotion and Tenure Advisory Committee.

Reports

Additional Committee Information

Promotion and Tenure Advisory Committee Website

Provost Communication 21: Annual Review of Faculty
Dossier Guidelines for Library Faculty (Updated 06/2015) This is included here to facilitate access for those submitting a dossier as part of their annual report. This includes general tips and incorporates the Substitute Section III used for librarians that replaces Resident Instruction. NOTE: Always refer to the latest update of the Provost’s Communication no. 9 for the current format of the dossier.
Provost Communication 13: Review of Faculty in Year Three of Probationary Period
Proposed Communication #9 Revisions – Campus
Strategic Framework, 2019-2023 You may refer to specific strategic directions and priorities in your annual report, though this is not required.

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