Information for Faculty, Staff, and Administrators

Submit a current vita. (It can be full or abbreviated, although abbreviated covering the last six years is encouraged.) The vita must list your educational history, including the highest degree you’ve earned. If you submit a full vita, please indicate evidence of scholarly competence during the last six years by listing the most recent entries first with a bold or italicized font or by highlighting the appropriate evidence.

The department chair (or designee) then submits the graduate faculty application describing how you meet the criteria for membership to their college dean. The application should be concise with bullet points. The application is approved by the department chair (or designee), the college dean (or designee), and the Graduate School’s dean.

Note: Department chairs (or designee) and deans (or designee) must not sign their own applications.

This endorsement is required if you are chairing a doctoral committee. If you are applying for this endorsement, you must have earned a doctoral degree.

Follow the steps for full membership and then select the Full with Doctoral Chair endorsement option on the graduate faculty application indicating you’re seeking this approval. Your application should specify how you meet the criteria for this endorsement.

Submit a current vita (full or abbreviated). The vita must list your educational history, including the highest degree you’ve earned, and address your qualifications in your area of expertise as they relate to graduate education and the specific role you’ll fulfill if approved.

The department chair (or designee) then submits the graduate faculty application describing how you meet the criteria for membership to their college dean. The application should be concise with bullet points. The application is approved by the departmental chair (or designee), the college dean (or designee), and the Graduate School’s dean.

Note: Department chairs (or designee) and deans (or designee) must not sign their own applications. 

Submit a current vita (full or abbreviated). The vita must list your educational history, including the highest degree you’ve earned, and address your qualifications in the area of expertise as related to graduate education and the specific role you’ll fulfill if approved.

The department chair (or designee) then submits the graduate faculty application describing how you meet the criteria for membership to their college dean. The application should be concise with bullet points. The application is approved by the departmental chair (or designee), the college dean (or designee), and the Graduate School’s dean.

Note: Department chairs (or designee) and deans (or designee) must not sign their own applications.