Promotion and Tenure Engaged Scholar Workshops
How do faculty who engage in community-based research and teaching make their best case for promotion and tenure? This annual three-part workshop (normally offered in mid-Winter) identifies challenges that community-engaged scholars face in the promotion and tenure process and presents several strategic and practical approaches to addressing these challenges.
- Community-Engaged Scholarship in Promotion and Tenure: Context and overview features Associate Vice President for Public Engagement Andy Furco and Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs Rebecca Ropers on preparing community-engaged faculty for the promotion and tenure process.
- Documenting Engaged Scholarship: Enhancing your dossier for promotion and tenure highlights practical strategies to help faculty document the characteristics of quality community-engaged scholarship within their own work.
- Preparing Your Dossier: A hands-on clinic offers the opportunity for expert and peer critique of participant vitae, research statements, and other dossier documents.
Review Committee on Community-Engaged Scholarship
An initiative of the Office for Public Engagement and the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, the Review Committee on Community-Engaged Scholarship is composed of University of Minnesota, Twin Cities tenured professors from diverse disciplines and professional fields. Members of the Review Committee are leading community-engaged scholars who have a distinguished record of scholarship produced through community-engaged research, teaching, and/or outreach.