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Information for Faculty & Staff

Faculty Resource References (Updated for Fall 2022)

Syllabus Guidelines (Updated for Fall 2022)

Annual Appointment Form

Academic Personnel Policies

Inventory Form

Sample Post-Doctoral Associate Appointment Letter

General Education Course Approval / Renewal of Approval (Word Doc)

A Faculty Guide to Submitting Courses for Certification for General Education

Samples of Approved Proposals

SASN Approved Changes to the Undergraduate Curriculum (PDF)

A Very Brief Guide to Faculty Assessment

Competitive Fellowship Leave (CFL) 2022-2023

● Leave Program Guidelines

● Explanation of CFL forms

● Replacement Agreement and Authorization form

● SASN Direct Payment form

● SASN Request for Supplemental Research Funds form

● Important Information for Tax Consequences

 

Leave of Absence Without Salary

Refer to the AAUP-AFT Contract

 

Medical/Family Leave and Disability Resulting from Pregnancy

Refer to the AAUP-AFT Contract

 

Parental Leave

Refer to the AAUP-AFT Contract

 

Sabbatical Leave Program 2022-2023

Sabbatical Leave Program Instructions and Application

Tenured Faculty members are to be reviewed at five year intervals, in accordance with the Post-Tenure Review procedure.

 

● Post-Tenure Review Policy

https://policies.rutgers.edu (60.5.6)

Post-Doctoral Associate

A Post-Doctoral Associate is an individual who performs complex research activity under the supervision of a Principal Investigator. The term of appointment of a post-doctoral associate is ordinarily one year. A post-doctoral associate is an individual holding a doctoral degree employed by Rutgers University to perform research or scholarship, in continuation of his/her education, and under the direction of the Principal Investigaor (PI), in order to meet the research or scholarship goals established by the pertinent funding agency. The efforts of the post-doctoral associate must be certified to the funding agency. An appointment as a post-doctoral associate within academic departments requires the approval of the appropriate Dean. ROCs posting/advertising is required

 

Post-Doctoral Fellow

A Post-Doctoral Fellow is an individual who receives a grant for post-doctoral study and training. The term of appointment of a post-doctoral fellow is ordinarily one year. No services are required of post-doctoral fellows, either by Rutgers University of the funding agency, in exchange for this award; any benefit to Rutgers or the funding agency should be incidental to the purpose of continuing the fellow’s education. A post-doctoral fellow is usually appointed for periods not in excess of one year at a time. Posting/advertising of this position is not required.