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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Promotion and Tenure"”.
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Do Early Promotion and Tenure Processes and Outcomes Differ for Women Faculty Members?
… in the most critical evaluation of their career: promotion and tenure (P&T). Personal accounts of women in academia suggest that this struggle is exaggerated for women who seek tenure earlier than expected, but supporting empirical evidence is scant. In the context of social role theory, we …
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Do Early Promotion and Tenure Processes and Outcomes Differ for Women Faculty Members?
… in the most critical evaluation of their career: promotion and tenure (P&T). Personal accounts of women in academia suggest that this struggle is exaggerated for women who seek tenure earlier than expected, but supporting empirical evidence is scant. In the context of social role theory, we …
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The Evaluation of University-Community Engagement Scholarship Within the College Level Promotion and Tenure Process
… engagement scholarship through the college level promotion and tenure process at Southeastern University and to determine the value of faculty engagement as scholarship through that process. This study also examined useful criteria for judging such scholarship. In designing this study, three …
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Epistemic Exclusion and Cultural Taxation in the Promotion and Tenure Process: Implications for the Career Advancement of Marginalized Faculty
… tendencies that stray from disciplinary norms and standards of “mainstream research” place them at risk of experiencing epistemic exclusion by having their scholarship devalued in the evaluative content of external review letters (ERLs), posing issues for surviving the rough path to tenure. …
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Examining the Meaning of Course Evaluation
… influence faculty members’ annual evaluations and progress toward tenure and promotion within academic programs in higher education. Those with consistently strong, positive, teaching evaluations have been deemed effective instructors and often validated with increases in salary, teaching …
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A phenomenological examination of tenure-track female faculty members' socialization into the culture of higher education
… of this phenomenological study was to understand how pre-tenure female faculty members perceived their socialization experiences into the culture of higher education. This study viewed higher education as a distinct culture where members underwent socialization processes such as enculturation …
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White Faculty at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
… of White faculty at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Specifically, this qualitative study identified influences and barriers in the socialization process of White tenure-line faculty at two HBCUs. Through the participants shared experiences, both positive and negative themes …
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HENRY A MURRAY AND THE HARVARD PSYCHOLOGICAL CLINIC, 1926-1938: A STRUGGLE TO EXPAND THE DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES OF ACADEMIC PSYCHOLOGY
… psychology. Prior to 1930, proponents of pure and applied psychological research debated the inclusion of personality and psychotherapy in the curriculum. Today, it is generally accepted that Murray was instrumental in broadening academic psychology's boundaries to include these topics. This …
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Nursing faculty shortages: Perspectives from deans and directors of BSN programs
… of the study was to identify facilitators and barriers to recruiting and retaining nurse faculty. Case studies were conducted, with the primary data source being semi-structured interviews with deans and directors of six nursing programs that offer the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) …
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Counter-Narratives of La Raza Voices: An Exploration of the Personal and Professional Lived Experiences of Mexican-American/Chicana/O Faculty at California Catholic Institutions of Higher Education
<p>Faculty members of color time and again encounter the greatest number of challenges and barriers (e.g., discrimination, isolation, marginalization, tokenism, inundated with workloads and service commitments, devalued research, and delayed promotion and tenure) in both entering academia and …
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A mixed methods study of the implications of academic change related managerial decisions on university faculty teaching effectiveness and student success
Determining why and what motivates students to succeed is a prominent question in today’s educational arena. Often accountability measures cycle around the classroom teacher, their preparation, and perceived effectiveness. To assure that teachers have adequate knowledge, minimum grade point …
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A study of the professionalization and professionalism of nursing, 1960-1980
The purpose of this study was to describe and document how nursing is changing and if it is changing in keeping with the process of professionalization. The purpose was addressed through a grounded field methodology which defined attributes commonly associated with professions into measurable …
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The Impact of Non-Academic Involvement on Higher Order Thinking Skills
External and internal stakeholders in higher education are asking for accountability about what takes place in the classroom (Alexander, Clinton, and Kean, 1986; Hart Research Associates, 2010; Spellings, 2006). They want to be assured that the learning institutions claim is occurring on campus is …
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The Socialization Process of New College Faculty in Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Education
… the socialization experiences of new family and consumer sciences teacher educators, including their interpretations of career preparation, their first job, socialization during the first year, continuing socialization and career development, and respondents' recommendations for improving the …
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Engagement Among Faculty: Impact on Promotion and/or Tenure
Universities value diversity and contributions to students from diverse backgrounds. However, limited research examines whether diversity contributions among faculty members contribute to more favorable promotion and/or tenure outcomes. Drawing from social categorization theory, this research …
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Knowledge Translation Practices Of Health Services Research Organizations In The United States
… body of literature that focuses on better understanding challenges facing health care delivery. However, their findings do not always reach end users (e.g., policymakers, providers, managers, general public) in ways that are helpful, relevant, or cost-effective despite the availability of numerous …
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Scholarship, Teaching, Service, and Supervision in Counselor Education: Faculty Members' Ratings of Importance
… tasks related to scholarship, teaching, service, and supervision and (b) expand the understanding of the importance that counselor education faculty members assign to those same tasks. Group differences based on characteristics of gender, ethnicity, tenure status, program type, type of …
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Factors influencing faculty participation in internationalization at the University of Minnesota's schools of nursing and public health: a case study
… education. In the era of globalization, colleges and universities are deploying widespread initiatives to infuse a global dimension into their teaching, research and service functions. Faculty play an important role in advancing strategic international agendas, yet little work has been published …
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Student participation in course evaluations: a comparison within degree levels
… within degree levels may offer insight and improve Course Evaluations (CEs) effectiveness. Problem Statement. CEs have been used widely in educational settings to gain feedback from students. Studies within literature address participation as a critical factor in gaining feedback. …
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Optimizing Faculty Recruitment for Quality Enhancement Plan Programs at UT Southwestern
BACKGROUND: Patient handovers serve as a major source of preventable adverse patient outcomes in healthcare settings. While standardization of this process can help reduce error, no consensus exists as to the best method of improving handover education. One potential method would focus on …
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