Biological Sciences Scholarship Guidelines for Promotion to Associate Professor on Term

Five selected articles authored by the candidate representing the candidate’s research program.  These are usually published or “in press” peer-reviewed papers in scientific journals.  Manuscripts in preparation or submitted are not acceptable. Annotate each citation to describe the candidate’s specific contribution to the work and how the publication has advanced the field. The annotation should follow the citation it addresses. These items should be selected to help the committee grasp the range and significance of the candidate’s scholarship and research.  Include a cover sheet with this section listing the source (i.e. book or journal title) of each article and the page numbers.

As part of the candidate’s submitted materials, the candidate should be providing a full CV listing all published and in-press work, and seminars presented.  On this CV, the candidate should also list awards, prizes, and professional recognition, as well current and recent past grants awarded, with the candidate’s role on each grant explicitly stated (e.g., principal investigator). The time period of each grant should be provided, as should the amount of funding specifically allocated to the candidate. 

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