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Title: Retention, Tenure, Promotion Workshop Part 1


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Retention, Tenure, Promotion Workshop Part 1
  • Colleen Mullery
  • cbm_at_humboldt.edu, extension 5086
  • August 25, 2006

2
RTP Scenarios
  • Professor Mercury
  • Normal cycle, no service credit, August hire
  • Professor Venus
  • 2 year service credit, August hire
  • Professor Jupiter
  • 1 year service credit, August hire
  • Professor Mars
  • Mid-year hire (January), no service credit
  • Professor Saturn
  • Mid-year hire (January), service credit for fall

3
Professor Mercury
  • Normal Cycle
  • No Service Credit
  • August 06 Hire

4
Professor MercuryNo Service Credit, August 06
Appt
  • 2006-07 1st Probationary Year
  • 2007-08 2nd Probationary Year
  • 2008-09 3rd Probationary Year
  • 2009-10 4th Probationary Year
  • 2010-2011 5th Probationary Year
  • 2011-2012 6th Probationary Year
  • 2012-2013 Tenured and/or Promoted

5
Professor MercuryNo Service Credit August 06
Appt.2-yr Reappointment Cycle
  • Year 1 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 2 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 3 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 4 2009-2010
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 5 2010-2011
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 6 2011-2012
  • Full WPAF Review, Tenure Decision

6
What if . . .
  • Professor Mercury receives a one-year
    reappointment during Probationary Year 2
    2007-2008

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Professor Mercury, what if . . .1-yr
reappointment in Year 2
  • Year 1 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 2 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 3 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 4 2009-2010
  • Short Review
  • Year 5 2010-2011
  • 2-yr PDP Full WPAF Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 6 2011-2012
  • Full WPAF Review, Tenure/Promotion Decision

8
Professor Venus
  • 2-Years Service Credit
  • August 2006 Appointment

9
Professor Venus2 yrs Service Credit, August 06
Appt
  • 2006-07 3rd Probationary Year
  • 2007-08 4th Probationary Year
  • 2008-09 5th Probationary Year
  • 2009-10 6th Probationary Year
  • 2010-2011 Tenured and/or Promoted

10
Professor Venus 2 year Service Credit August
06 Appt2-yr Reappointment Cycle
  • Year 3 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 4 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 5 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 6 2009-2010
  • Full WPAF Review Tenure/Promotion Decision
  • Note Professor Venuss professional work
    accomplished during her service years (2004-2005,
    2005-2006) is included in the Full WPAF Review.

11
What if . . .
  • Professor Venus receives a one-year reappointment
    during Probationary Year 4 2007-2008

12
Professor Venus, what if. . .1-yr reappointment
in Year 4
  • Year 3 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 4 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 5 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Full WPAF Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 6 2009-2010
  • Full WPAF Review Tenure/Promotion Decision
  • Note Professor Venuss professional work
    accomplished during her service years (2004-2005,
    2005-2006) is included in the Full WPAF Review.

13
Professor Jupiter
  • One-Year Service Credit
  • August 2006 Appointment

14
Professor Jupiter1-yr Service Credit, August 06
Appt
  • 2006-07 2nd Probationary Year
  • 2007-08 3rd Probationary Year
  • 2008-09 4th Probationary Year
  • 2009-10 5th Probationary Year
  • 2010-2011 6th Probationary Year
  • 2011-2012 Tenured and/or Promoted

15
Professor Jupiter1-year Service CreditAug. 06
Appt2-Year Reappointment Cycle
  • Year 2 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 3 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 4 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 5 2009-2010
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 6 2010-2011
  • Full WPAF Review, Tenure/Promotion Decision

16
What if . . .
  • Professor Jupiter receives a one-year
    reappointment during Probationary Year 3
    2007-2008

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Professor Jupiter, what if . . .One-year
Reappointment in Year 3
  • Year 2 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 3 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 4 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 5 2009-2010
  • Short Review
  • Year 6 2010-2011
  • Full WPAF Review, Tenure/Promotion Decision

18
Professor Mars
  • Mid-Year January 2007 Hire
  • No Service Credit for Fall 2006

19
Professor MarsJanuary 07 Mid-year Appt No
Fall 06 Service Credit
  • 2007-08 1st Probationary Year
  • 2008-09 2nd Probationary Year
  • 2009-10 3rd Probationary Year
  • 2010-11 4th Probationary Year
  • 2011-12 5th Probationary Year
  • 2012-13 6th Probationary Year
  • 2013-14 Tenured and/or Promoted

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In other words . . .
  • Mid-year (January) Hires who do not receive
    service credit for the previous Fall semester,
    begin their probationary period in the following
    Fall semester.
  • During the first Spring semester of a mid-year
    appointment, assuming no Fall service credit, the
    mid-year hire should begin to consult with
    appropriate faculty on his/her PDP.
  • No formal review is required.

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Professor MarsJanuary 07 Mid-Year Appt.No Fall
06 Service Credit
  • Year 1 2007-2008
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Year 2 2008-2009
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 3 2009-2010
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 4 2010-2011
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 5 2011-2012
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 6 2012-2013
  • Full WPAF Review, Tenure Decision

22
Professor Saturn
  • Mid-Year January 2007 Hire
  • Service Credit for Fall 2006

23
Professor SaturnMid-Year January 2007
AppointmentFall 2006 Service Credit
  • 2006-07 1st Probationary Year
  • 2007-08 2nd Probationary Year
  • 2008-09 3rd Probationary Year
  • 2009-10 4th Probationary Year
  • 2010-2011 5th Probationary Year
  • 2011-2012 6th Probationary Year
  • 2012-2013 Tenured and/or Promoted

24
Professor SaturnMid-year January 2007
AppointmentService Credit for Fall 2006
  • Year 1 2006-2007
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review reappointed 1 year
  • Use Personnel Action Dates for Continuing
    Faculty with 2-year Reappointment (See
    Personnel Action Date 06-07 Calendar). Dean
    decision due to candidate on May 11.
  • Year 2 2007-2008
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 3 2008-2009
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 4 2009-2010
  • Full WPAF Review reappointed 2 years
  • Year 5 2010-2011
  • 2-yr PDP Short Review
  • Year 6 2011-2012
  • Full WPAF Review, Tenure Decision

25
RTP Guidelines
  • Must submit full review when applying for tenure
  • Must submit full review when seeking
    reappointment
  • 2-yr. reappointment may only result from full
    review.
  • During first year of a 2-year reappointment, must
    complete a short review.
  • PDPs are 2-year plans, typically developed during
    Short review, unless off-cycle.

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