View Bill 18-19-38

Senate Bill 18-19-38

Bill ID: 18-19-38
Name: Faculty Affairs Committee Memo on APT Guidelines Review
Proposed: 04/11/2019
Sponsor: Faculty Affairs Committee
Proposal: The Joint Provost/Senate APT Guidelines Task Force conducted a Review of the University of Maryland Guidelines for Appointment, Promotion, and Tenure (Senate Document #12-13-24). In addition to recommending revisions to the Guidelines, the task force recommended that the Guidelines be reviewed every five years by a Joint Provost/Senate Task Force, as deemed necessary. In the fourth year of the review cycle, the Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs should report to the Senate Faculty Affairs Committee on annual changes and evolving trends in higher education since the last review, to determine whether a formal review is necessary. However, the Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and the Senate Faculty Affairs Committee may convene a review earlier in the cycle upon mutual agreement.
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Policy: https://faculty.umd.edu/policies/documents/APTManual.pdf
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Status

Status: Completed
Completed On: 04/18/2019

History

Reviewed By: Senate Executive Committee (SEC)
Received: 04/11/2019
Decision Date: 04/18/2019
Decision: The SEC voted to approve the recommendation and reconsider whether a comprehensive review is necessary in spring 2021.
Actions: The SEC reviewed the memo from the Faculty Affairs Committee and agreed with the committee's determination that the review of University APT Guidelines should be delayed and reconsidered in spring 2021.
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Reviewed By: Faculty Affairs Committee
Received: 03/29/2019
Decision Date: 03/29/2019
Decision: The FAC voted to send a memo to the SEC recommending against a comprehensive review.
Actions: At its meeting on March 29, 2019, the Faculty Affairs Committee received an update from the Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs on the revisions to the APT Guidelines since the last comprehensive review. The Associate Provost explained that the Guidelines are functioning well at this time and no major issues have arisen that would merit a review. The FAC agreed that a comprehensive review of the APT Guidelines was not necessary at the time and voted to send a memo reflecting its decision to the SEC.
Next Step: SEC Review