Western Carolina University faculty visit to Guilford College – April 16, 2008 Using Boyer’s Model of Scholarship Our thoughts and experience on changing.

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Western Carolina University faculty visit to Guilford College – April 16, 2008 Using Boyer’s Model of Scholarship Our thoughts and experience on changing faculty evaluation processes under this new model Laura Cruz, Jill Ellern, John Habel, and Beth Tyson-Lofquist

Changing the Governing Documents

Levels of document changes University Faculty Handbook’s section on Tenure, Promotion and Reappointment Departmental Departmental Collegial Review Documents The Processes that took place At the Senate level At the Department level

University Level - Faculty Senate

Section K of Faculty Handbook

Senate’s attempts at change Need to revise current documentation Several minor proposals over the years Adding a new “Section K” to Faculty Handbook Outlining the respective roles and responsibilities Outlined standards and principles Organizing all the processes and procedures of review Rejected by Campus Lawyer General Administration of UNC must approve changes to Tenure and Promotion documents Senate recommended creating a “University Standards Review Committee”

University Standards Review Committee

Membership Chair of Faculty Senate V-Chair of Faculty Senate Chair of Collegial Review Committee Provost Campus Lawyer Charged with adding Section K to the Handbook Met weekly for several months Dec – April

WCU Faculty Handbook

Decided that it needed a complete revision Hadn’t been revised significantly in years! Possibly unchanged since it was created in late 70’s No major revisions in at least years Embarrassing, confusing, hard to read Considered scraping it and starting over from scratch

What we did to the Handbook

Reorganized and renamed sections to put like stuff together, create some logic Edited wording together using overhead projector Updating to current practices and procedures Using models from other UNC campus’s documents Editing for clarity Resisted adding new ideas

Resisting the adding of new ideas

Why did we want to resisted adding new ideas Wanted to get finish editing during that session of the Senate Lots of work to do just fixing what was there Need for consensus with the faculty, colleges and departments

We did resist changing

Annual Faculty Review Newest section (updated in the mid 90’s) Leaving it out almost derail the whole process Grievance and termination problematic with Legal Counsel Need lots consensus and take too long

We couldn’t help but touch or change

Minimum standards Reappointment section Adding Boyer’s model of Scholarship

My interest in Boyer’s

Was tenured in large part using Boyer’s scholarship of application before there was such a thing here Later promoted under Scholarship of Discovery Felt a responsibility to make this option available to other faculty As a Librarian, I felt a responsibility to discourage publish or perish Seemed appropriate (since I saw it as a current practice)

Library’s TPR using Boyer

Worked on the Library’s TPR document to include it Extensive background research Examples from other academic libraries and universities

Boyer in Scholarship section

Copied Library’s section into the Handbook Resounded with the other members of the editing committee Willing to fight any opposition to it’s addition to scholarship Didn’t hear much resistance once it was in Perhaps because “one significant scholarly item” got more attention during the faculty forum

Results Changes to the Faculty Handbook Tenure and Promotion section passed GA in September 2007 (effective ) Faculty Handbook’s “minimum university standards provide the groundwork for departments to establish specific criteria for collegial review”

Now the real work begins

Departmental Documents First draft template created for departments Psychology document was given as a model Some departments took this very seriously Some documents will still need work Deadline was given of April 4 th for first draft from the Departments

Where we are going from here

Provost Office is currently reviewing these documents Working on the review method of the Departmental documents Ultimately the University Collegial Review Committee will review these documents every 5 years Same committee that reviews Tenure and Promotion

After a first look at the documents Number of issues that need to be addressed in the first drafts Making sure University minimum standards are met Addressing “Shared with others and/or evaluated by peers? What is shared? What is a peer? How do you do peer review in Boyer?