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Özge Pala Jennifer L. Eury; Jeanette K. Miller; Vilmos F. Misangyi – Journal of Faculty Development, 2024
We describe the development and implementation of a holistic annual review process for nontenure-line faculty in the management department at a large, research university. We also discuss the department's evolution from solely utilizing Student Evaluations of Teaching (SET) to a broader array of review criteria, developed by the department's…
Descriptors: Teacher Evaluation, Nontenured Faculty, College Faculty, Research Universities
Francis, Dawn M.; Colbry, Stephanie L.; Hoyle, Amy Gratch; Ratmansky, Lisa A.; Sheety, Alia S.; Szpara, Michelle Yvonne – Journal of Faculty Development, 2017
A Faculty Scholarship Community (FSC) is a community of practice whose members share an interest in scholarly productivity. This descriptive study examines key factors that enabled a small group of non-tenured faculty, new to their institution, to form a thriving FSC. Members employed autoethnography as the method for examining the impact of the…
Descriptors: Productivity, Well Being, Scholarship, College Faculty
Shaker, Genevieve G. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2013
Nontenure-track faculty are an increasingly crucial component of the higher education workforce. Much of what we know about this population remains either quantitative or anecdotal and does little to provide in-depth insights directly from the faculty themselves that can be of use for faculty development. This phenomenological, interview-based…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Nontenured Faculty, Career Development, Faculty Development
Girardeau, Laura; Rud, A. G.; Trevisan, Michael S. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2014
Faculty members are critical assets to universities, and large losses to institutions occur if they are not successful. Although institutions value publications and grants in the tenure process, newer professors receive little guidance in writing for these endeavors. Faculty writing retreats help apprentice professors in the craft of writing;…
Descriptors: Writing Workshops, Research Universities, College Faculty, Nontenured Faculty
List, Karen K. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2004
The UMass Lilly Teaching Fellows early career faculty development program was rated a success at its 10-year mark by fellows who were asked in a survey to assess the program and its effects on their careers. In order not only to continue the program's success but improve upon it, the UMass Center for Teaching, guided by the survey, significantly…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Nontenured Faculty, Mentors, Faculty Development

Sullivan-Catlin, Heather; Lemel, Rosa – Journal of Faculty Development, 2001
Chronicles a year-long mentoring relationship at Kean University (New Jersey) through the eyes of the participants: one senior and tenured faculty member and one junior, first-year faculty member. States that the program is very successful in providing support to both new and seasoned faculty and allows participants to develop relationships with…
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, Beginning Teachers, College Faculty, Faculty Development