Want to become a full professor? Find out how on April 4

March 30, 2017
Campus scenic photo of Student Union

Faculty Senate Early Career Academic Faculty Committee to sponsor Q&A on April 4

Want to become a full professor? Find out how on April 4

March 30, 2017

Faculty Senate Early Career Academic Faculty Committee to sponsor Q&A on April 4

Campus scenic photo of Student Union

Faculty Senate Early Career Academic Faculty Committee to sponsor Q&A on April 4

Come join the Faculty Senate Early Career Academic Faculty Committee for a Q&A discussion on Tuesday, April 4, about advancing from Associate Professor to Full Professor - the challenges, the process, the expectations, the timeline and other issues regarding advancement to Full Professor.

The event, presented by the Faculty Senate Early Career Academic Faculty Committee and Faculty Senate, will feature introductory remarks from Provost Kevin Carman, as well as the following four panelist from across the University: Maryann Demchak, Special Education (and University Personnel Committee Chair); Fred Harris, Computer Science and Engineering (Faculty Senate Chair); Jack Hayes, Biology (Biology Department Chair) and Lynda Walsh, English (Associate Professor of English).

The event will run from 4-5:30 p.m. and will be held in The Rotunda of the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center. Contact Ashley Marshall with any questions: marshall@unr.edu

March 30, 2017

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