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This document serves as a request form for non-tenure track appointments, including various roles such as researchers, fellows, visitors, and lecturers at the institution. It outlines the necessary information required for the appointment process, including personal details, teaching assignments, funding sources, and relevant authorizations.

How to fill out non-tenure track appointment request

How to fill out non-tenure track appointment request

1. Start by downloading the non-tenure track appointment request form from the institution's website.
2. Fill in personal information including your name, department, and contact details.
3. Specify the type of appointment you are requesting (e.g., full-time, part-time).
4. Provide details about the position, including job title, responsibilities, and start date.
5. Include your qualifications and any relevant experience that supports your request.
6. Obtain required signatures from your department chair or relevant authority.
7. Submit the completed form along with any necessary supporting documents to the designated office.

Who needs non-tenure track appointment request?

1. Faculty members seeking to fill a temporary or specialized teaching role.
2. Departments that require additional instructional support without offering tenure.
3. Institutions that utilize non-tenure track positions for flexibility in staffing.
4. Professionals looking to work in academia without a tenure commitment.

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What is non-tenure track appointment request?

A non-tenure track appointment request is a formal submission made to designate a faculty member for a position that does not carry the potential for tenure, typically focusing on teaching, research, or administrative duties.

Who is required to file non-tenure track appointment request?

Departments or academic units that wish to hire or renew positions for faculty members who will serve in non-tenure track roles are required to file a non-tenure track appointment request.

How to fill out non-tenure track appointment request?

To fill out a non-tenure track appointment request, you typically need to complete a specified form, providing details about the position, the candidate, and the justification for the appointment, while adhering to any guidelines set by the institution.

What is the purpose of non-tenure track appointment request?

The purpose of the non-tenure track appointment request is to ensure that the hiring of non-tenure track faculty positions complies with institutional policies and to provide transparency in the hiring process.

What information must be reported on non-tenure track appointment request?

The non-tenure track appointment request must typically include the candidate's name, proposed title, responsibilities, salary, funding source, appointment duration, and justification for the position.