1. New Faculty Orientation Rutgers-New Brunswick Academics, Procedures and Policies: An Overview Wanda J. Blanchett, Ph.D. Interim Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs August 28, 2018 Institute for Food, Health, and Nutrition

2. Overview of Rutgers–New Brunswick

4. Overview of Academic Units

5. Academic Units that Comprise Rutgers-NB
Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy*
Graduate School of Applied & Professional Psychology
Graduate School of Education
Mason Gross School of Arts
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School*
Rutgers Business School—Newark and New Brunswick
School of Arts and Sciences
School of Communication & Information
School of Engineering
School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
School of Graduate Studies**
School of Health Professions*
Note: *Indicates schools in RBHS that are aligned with RU-NB and ** indicates a unit of both RU-NB and RBHS.

6. Overview of Academics

7. Academics At Rutgers-New Brunswick
17 Schools and Colleges
19 Libraries
More than 100 undergraduate majors
More than 200 graduate programs and degrees
Carnegie Classification” Doctoral Universities—Highest Research Activity
$628.6M in expenditures in research and development
Hundreds of research centers and institutes
Member of the Big Ten Academic Alliance, a consortium of 14 world-class research universities
Only public institution in New Jersey in the Association of American Universities (AAU)—62 most elite research universities in North America

8. Overview of Non-Degree Granting Academic Programs

9. Rutgers-New Brunswick Non-Degree Granting Academic Programs
Douglass Residential College
Honors College
Eagleton Institute of Politics
Institute for Women’s Leadership
Zimmerli Art Museum

10. Overview of Faculty and Staff

11. Rutgers-New Brunswick Faculty and Staff
Approx. 4,000 full-time & part-time faculty
Approx. 6,000 full-time and part-time staff
37 Faculty in the National Academies
Faculty awards and honors include Abel Prize winners, Guggenhiem Fellows, MacArthur “Genius Award” Fellows, Pulitzer Prize winners, National Academy of Science, National Medal of Technology recipients, and many more

12. Overview of Students

13. Ethnicity of Full-time Rutgers-New Brunswick Students
African American 7.6%
Asian 24.4%
Hawaiian 0.2%
Latino 12.3%
White 39.4%
International 11.4%
Two or more ethnicities 2.9%
Other/Unknown 1.8%

14. Overview of Appointment and Promotion Policies and Procedures

15. Appointment & Promotion

16. Appointment & Promotion

17. Appointment & Promotion
December
Packets due into the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs (SVPAA)
January - April
Packets reviewed by SVPAA's office (tenure cases first)
Corrections requested from units (usually requires turnaround of less than a week)
January
Weekly PRC Meetings start the first wednesday after MLK Day.
February
All tenure cases must be reviewed by SVPAA's office and corrected by the end of the month
March
Early March: PRC completed voting on tenure cases
Mid March: Mailing deadline for April BOG
April
Early April BOG votes; candidates notified
PRC meets throughout the month
May
Mid May: Mailing deadline for June BOG
Timeline for Tenure Process