Nontenure Eligible Teaching Percentage Task Force
Task Force to Examine Limits on Percentage of Non-Tenure-Eligible Faculty
Introduction:
The Faculty Handbook states: ISU subscribes to AAUP guidelines and standards for part-time and non-tenure-eligible faculty, in effect as of 10/09/01, including the AAUP recommendation that part-time and non-tenure-eligible faculty appointments be limited to no more than 15 percent of the total instruction within the university, and no more than 25 percent of the total instruction within any given department.
In contrast to this official policy, Provost Hoffman reported to the Faculty Senate in April 2008 that for the past 6 years, the percentage of non-tenure-eligible faculty at ISU based on student credit hours has remained constant at about 25% across the university. She also reported that 40% of the departments employ between 26%- 49% non-tenure-eligible faculty. Due to the apparent disconnect between official policy and practice, a Task Force to examine this situation is needed.
Charge:
The charge of the Task Force will be to examine current policy based on AAUP guidelines concerning limits on percentage of non-tenure-eligible faculty at ISU to determine if those limits are desirable and justifiable based on academic needs, budgetary limitations, and competitiveness with our peer 11 institutions. If the current limits are found desirable and justifiable, the Task Force will make recommendations for policy changes to facilitate adherence to the current limits (including sanctions if necessary), and suggest a timetable for reaching these limits. If the current limits are not found to be desirable and justifiable, the Task Force will recommend and justify new limits. They will also make recommendations for policy changes to facilitate adherence to the new limits (including sanctions if necessary), and suggest a timetable for reaching those limits.
Nontenure Eligible Teaching Percentage Task Force Report
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NTE Task Froce |
| Chair |
Mac Shelley |
Statistics
1424 Wilson |
4-8346 |
mshelley |
| AGR |
Mike Owen |
Agronomy
2104L Agronomy |
4-5936 |
mdowen |
| BUS |
Tom Chacko |
Management
2353 Gerdin |
4-8115 |
tichacko |
| DES |
Steve Herrnstadt |
Art and Design
162 Design |
4-3928 |
zoe |
ENG |
Max Porter |
CCE E
416A Town |
4-7456 |
mporter |
| HSC |
Seadlia Crase |
HDFS
4380 Palmer |
4-6135 |
sedahlia |
| HSC |
Jean Anderson |
FSHN
220 MacKay |
4-7316 |
janderso |
| LAS |
John Mayfield |
GDCB
2106 Molecular BIology |
4-6847 |
jemayf |
| LAS |
Charlie Kostelnick |
English
227 Ross |
4-4455 |
chkostel |
| LAS |
Beth Martin |
World Langues & Cultures
2102 Pearson |
4-0182 |
bxmartin |
| VET |
Claudia Baldwin |
Veterinary Mecicine
1825C Vet Med |
4-4900 |
cbaldwin |
| VET |
Joan Howard |
Vet Med
1832 Vet Med |
4-1500 |
jmhoward |
Provost
Office |
Susan Carlson |
Provost Office
1550 Beardshear |
4-9591 |
susanc |
| CELT |
Steve Mickelson |
CELT
3017 Morrill |
4-2404 |
estaben |
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