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This document serves as a request form for non-tenure track appointments including positions such as researchers, fellows, visitors, and lecturers. It requires detailed information about the individual being appointed, and specifics regarding their role, salary, and appointment duration.

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How to fill out non-tenure track appointment request

1. Obtain the non-tenure track appointment request form from the relevant department or university website.
2. Fill in your personal details including your name, department, and contact information.
3. Specify the position title and the nature of the appointment (e.g., full-time, part-time).
4. Provide a brief justification for the request, outlining the role and responsibilities of the position.
5. Include supporting documentation, such as a CV or resume, if required.
6. Obtain necessary approvals from department heads or relevant authorities.
7. Submit the completed form and any additional documents to the designated administrative office.

Who needs non-tenure track appointment request?

1. Departments looking to hire faculty members for specific courses or projects on a temporary basis.
2. Institutions needing adjunct faculty to cover vacancies or provide expertise in specialized subjects.
3. Researchers or academic units that require additional teaching support without a permanent commitment.

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What is non-tenure track appointment request?

A non-tenure track appointment request is a formal documentation submitted by an institution to outline the hiring of faculty or staff members who will not be eligible for tenure, detailing their roles, responsibilities, and terms of employment.

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

Departments or hiring authorities within academic institutions are required to file a non-tenure track appointment request for all faculty positions that will not lead to tenure eligibility.

How to fill out non-tenure track appointment request?

To fill out a non-tenure track appointment request, the applicant must provide information about the position, including job title, duties, qualifications, salary, and expected duration of employment, and submit it to the designated office in their institution.

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

The purpose of a non-tenure track appointment request is to establish a clear and formal process for hiring faculty or staff who are not on a tenure track, ensuring compliance with institutional policies and maintaining transparency in hiring practices.

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

The information that must be reported includes position title, department, job responsibilities, qualifications, salary, funding source, duration of appointment, and any necessary approvals from relevant committees or authorities.