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General Information
- A-Z of Frequent Faculty Questions
- IAS Staff Responsibilities
- IAS Inclement Weather Policy
- IAS Organizational Chart
- Concentration and Minor Coordinators
- IAS Lower Division Courses updated November 7, 2007
Self Study
- Introduction
Introduction
- Section A
General Self Evaluation
- Section B
Teaching
- Section C
Research and Productivity
- Section D
Relationships with Other Units
- Section E
Diversity
- Section F
Degree Programs
- Section G
Graduate Students
IAS Faculty Guidelines
- IAS Voting Policy (Updated April 2008)
- IAS Tenure & Promotion Criteria (Updated April 2008)
- IAS Documentation Guidelines for Merit, Tenure and Promotion (Updated April 2008)
- IAS Extramerit Guidelines (Updated April 2008)
- IAS Merit Packet Reminder - 2008 (Updated April 2008)
- Summer Teaching Policy
- Guidelines for IAS Part-time Lecturers
- Policy on IAS Part-Time Lecturers
- IAS Policy on Part-Time Lecturer Review
- Faculty Advising Links
- Faculty Advising Guidelines
- Duties and Resposibilities of IAS Concentration Coordinators
Faculty Mentoring
- Mentoring Guidelines
- Mentoring Survey Results 2007
- Suggestions for Peer Review of Scholarship
- Framework for Collegial Enhancement of Scholarship
Research
Travel Forms and Information
- Planned Faculty Absences from Campus
- 07-09 Biennium Travel Allocation for Faculty Travel POLICY UPDATE
- IAS Conference Travel Instructions
- Update on Conference Registration Fee Reimbursement March 2006
- Conference Registration Fee Reimbursement
- Mileage Log
- Request for Travel
- Request for Field Advance
- Accounting for Field Advance Expenditure
- Instructions on how to access your Visa travel card online
- UW Graduate School: Faculty International Travel Awards .
Travel awards are available to help fund faculty travel to prestigious international conferences to present the results of research in invited papers or to serve as invited speakers. Funds may be used for airfare or fares supporting alternative modes of transportation. The maximum award is $1,000. Individuals are limited to one award within a two-year period.
Faculty Search Guidelines
IAS Faculty Meeting Dates 2007-08
IAS Faculty Council Meeting Minutes 2007-08
- Council Minutes 10 January 2008
- Council Minutes 31 January 2008
- Council Minutes 7 February 2008
- Council Minutes 7 February 2008
- Council Minutes 13 March 2008
- Council Minutes 23 April 2008
- Council Minutes 5 May 2008
- Council Minutes 28 May 2008
IAS Faculty Meeting Minutes 2007-08
- Faculty Minutes 11 January 2008
- Faculty Minutes 1 February 2008
- Faculty Minutes 22 February 2008
- Faculty Minutes 7 March 2008
- Faculty Minutes 4 April 2008
- Faculty Minutes 18 April 2008
- Faculty Minutes 2 May 2008
Curriculum Forms and Information
- IAS Course Proposal Guidelines
- New Course Application Form
- Course Change Form
- Guidelines for the W-Course Requirement at UWT
- Comparison of UWS and UWT 'W' Criteria
- Curriculum Proposal Deadlines
- Electronic Prerequisites
Teaching Forms and Information
Final Exam Policies:
- Faculty who have a good reason for requesting a change in the exam schedule should request permission in writing from the IAS director at the beginning of the quarter in question.
- If you choose not to give a final examination, please set a specific time and place for your students to submit papers or projects to you. This can be done on the last day of instruction for your course or during your scheduled final exam period. Please do not tell your students to turn their work in at the IAS office.
- IAS and UWT Final Examination Policies
- Faculty Handbook Instructions on Final Examinations
- Student Guide Instructions on Final Examinations
Planned Faculty Absences from Classes:
- A maximum of two planned absences from class are reasonable during one quarter. Options for class activities include: watching a video; working on a project; an examination administrated by another faculty member or a graduate student; a guest lecturer, faculty member from another university or research presenter who is from the UWT library, CTLT, or a professional from the community.
- Who is in charge when the faculty member is absent? Appropriate individuals to supervise the class include: another faculty member; a UWT librarian or staff member from the CTLT; a graduate student; a faculty member from another institution or a professional from the community. Inappropriate individuals to supervise the class include: any undergraduate student; an IAS or other UWT staff member except as noted above.
- Please provide Julie Buffington with the following information about your planned absence from campus: the dates of your absence; contact information during your absence; and a description of the class activity and/or individual responsibile for supervising your class during your absence.
Syllabus Information
The following paragraph, entitled Disability Support Services, should be included in all syllabi:
- If you would like to request academic accommodations due to a permanent or temporary physical, sensory, psychological/emotional or learning disability, please contact Lisa Tice, counselor for Disability Support Services (DSS). An appointment can be made through the front desk of Student Affairs (253-692-4400), by phoning Lisa directly at 692-4493, [TDD: 253 692-4413], or by e-mail: ltice@u.washington.edu. Appropriate accommodations are arranged after you've presented the required documentation of your disability to DSS, and you've conferred with the DSS counselor.
- Syllabi should include information about the IAS Inclement Weather Policy.
Textbook Forms and Information
Student Misconduct Forms and Information
- Faculty Guidelines for Handling Student Conduct Problems.
- Please familiarize yourself with the Student Conduct Code so you are in a position to judge correctly if a student should be reported for a violation.
- If you determine that a student should be reported for a violation of the Student Conduct Code, fill out the Student Conduct Incident Report Form. Send one copy to the Student Affairs Office and one copy to the IAS office (attn: Nita McKinley). Be sure to put the information in a sealed envelope and mark it confidential. Please document your claim with any written material that you deem appropriate. If the situation requires immediate response, please contact Campus Safety at 253-692-4416. If the situation is a medical, fire or police emergency, please call 911.
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