Reappointment, Tenure, Promotion, Post-Tenure Review These web pages provide
summaries of the reappointment, tenure, promotion, and post-tenure review elements of our
collective bargaining agreement as well as advice on preparing materials for personnel
actions and are meant to be helpful to members who are preparing for personnel
actions. You should not rely on them exclusively. Be sure to read the
relevant contractual language and consult with MSCA officers and college administrators as
well.
The Advocate, NEA's higher education publication has "some advice for scholars unaccustomed to blatant, self-promotion" in a series of articles called, "Promoting Yourself." The links below will connect you to these articles. Return here between articles. The links on the Advocate's page will take you to articles that appeared in other issues.
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for librarians -- but also useful for everyone else:
ALA/APA (Allied Professional Association)
" Writing Professional Statements: Tips to Help Secure Your Future in
Academic Libraries." Look at James Lang's
"Shameless Self-Promotion," in The Chronicle of Higher
Education: Career Network. Michelle Sweeney. "So You're Going up for Tenure?"
MSCA Perspective, June 2004, 2. Just for fun: David McCabe, "The
Observer: So Report Me," The Chronicle of Higher Education, May
19, 2006. You need a Chronicle password to access this article.
McCabe
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