Application for promotion from 1st October 2017 to a 
University Senior Lectureship

FACULTY PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE EVALUATION

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Applicant : ________________________________  Faculty/Department : _________________

Terms of Evaluation:
Applications should be evaluated relation to the criteria for each of the senior academic offices for which the applicant is eligible for consideration (Section 5). 

Performance descriptors (bandings): The appropriate boxes should be ticked to record the relevant Committee’s decisions. Faculty Promotions Committees should provide comment in relation to each criterion for the office for which the candidate has applied, taken from the Minutes of their meeting.   

Research/Scholarship Criterion

There must be achievement in research/scholarship that allows the Faculty or Department to count the applicant as research-active. 

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* Banding is ‘capped’ at clear evidence for the assessment of this criterion

FACULTY PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE EVALUATION

Teaching Criterion
There must be sustained excellence in teaching with reference to: course development and innovation; and the delivery of teaching including, as appropriate, lecturing, conducting seminars, supervising undergraduate and graduate students, and directing studies (if applicable).  ‘Sustained excellence in teaching’ may be interpreted as consistently excellent performance across a range of teaching and teaching-related activity.  

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General Contribution Criterion
There must be an effective contribution to the subject other than in teaching and research.  This may include administration and, where appropriate, management of research groups and the creation and management of multi- institutional/national/international research facilities.  It may also include contributions to the subject made more widely, for example, widening participation activity and the design and delivery of outreach programmes, also editorial work, and clinical work (if applicable). 
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Signed:________________________________________    Date: ______________________
Chair of Faculty Promotions Committee