Step 3: Tenure Line Appointment
Assistant Professor, School of Health
Creation of a Tenure Line appointment requires prior approval by the Dean of the School of Health and the Executive Vice President. Applications for Tenure Line appointments will not be considered without this approval. If you have any questions after reviewing the Tenure requirements, please contact the Vice President of Faculty and Academic Affairs, Dr. Elliott Crooke.
Tenure Line Appointment Checklist: Assistant Professor Rank
Electronic documents should be submitted by your department administrator via Interfolio. Documents should be ordered and named in Interfolio as described below.
Discuss with your department chair.
Before you do any of the below, you must first discuss with your department chair and confirm the appropriate appointment or promotion for you. If you do not know your department chair, you may find them on the Department Chair and Admin list.
The Department Chair shall indicate in the forwarding letter[1] to the APT Committee the needs of the School that the candidate is expected to fill. When the Committee engages in full review of a candidate’s appointment, it will request these minimum materials to be submitted by the candidate (and any application requiring subsequent UCRT review must include and omit if forbidden all materials listed in the UCRT Guidelines for Submission of Rank and Tenure Applications by Tenure- line Faculty):
[1] Chair letters are generally not permitted for cases that will proceed to UCRT. Specific detail is provided in UCRT guidance documents.
Deadlines
For appointments, applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications for promotion to associate or full professor must be submitted by the first day of August or March, and Faculty should anticipate a minimum of eight weeks review time. Applications for promotion from instructor to assistant professor will be handled on a rolling basis.
For Fall 2025, the SOH APT committee is meeting on an as-needed basis.
Please work with your Department Administrator or Human Resources Contact (HRC) to discuss the application process and when they need the paperwork from you.