Faculty Appointments and Advancement

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Faculty Appointments and Advancement (FAA) is a multifaceted unit that serves the faculty, academic administration and campus community of IUPUI in matters pertaining to faculty life. Our mission is to enhance the lives of faculty from their recruitment and hiring, orientation and acclimation, tenure and promotion, sabbatical and other leaves of absence, to post-tenure review and retirement.

FAA serves as the operational arm of the Dean of the Faculties Office. FAA provides interpretation, implementation, and communication of policies and procedures to faculty, administrators, staff and students, both within and outside of the campus community. FAA provides leadership in enriching faculty experiences with advancement policies and processes.

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    FAA Website Walk-Through
    (2009)
    Mary L. Fisher, Associate Vice Chancellor and Associate Dean of the Faculties, takes faculty through the FAA web pages.
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    IU Academic Handbook
    (Indiana University, 2005-08) Tilton, Mary
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    IU Academic Handbook
    (Indiana University (Bloomington), 2008-08)
    This edition of the Indiana University Academic Handbook was prepared and edited by Tadewos Assebework, Research Coordinator and Publisher, Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, IUB, following on work begun by Mary Tilton, former Publications Coordinator. The Handbook was designed by Scott Taylor, Instructional Support Services Publications and Graphics, IUB.
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    IU Library Faculty Handbook
    (2010-07)
    A faculty handbook for librarians in the Indiana University system.
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    IUPUI Library Faculty Handbook
    (2015-03-17)
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    IUPUI Supplement to the IU Academic Handbook
    (2010-05-04)
    Approved by the IUPUI Faculty Council May 4, 2010. The 2009-2010 Guide is provided for the faculty of IUPUI by the IUPUI Faculty Council and the Dean of the Faculties Office as a supplement to the Indiana University system-wide Academic Handbook. The Faculty Guide does not duplicate the information already printed in the IU Academic Handbook. For complete information on any topic, faculty members should consult both the system-wide and the campus handbooks. For many topics, reference is made to additional sources of detailed information. The guide is updated collaboratively, on an ongoing basis, by the IFC through the IFC Handbook Committee and the Office of the Dean of the Faculties.
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    IUPUI Supplement to the IU Faculty Handbook: Interim Guide
    (2013-07-01)
    The IUPUI Supplement to the IU Academic Handbook is designed to be a free-flowing document which is a clickable on-line PDF document for easier searching. The content, organization, and functionality of the guide are continually under review by the Faculty Handbook Committee of the IUPUI Faculty Council. This working draft is available for input from the faculty and IUPUI Faculty Council Committees to review their relevant policies.
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    IUPUI Supplement to the IU Faculty Handbook: Interim Guide
    (2009-11-11)
    The Interim Guide of the IUPUI Supplement to the IU Academic Handbook is designed to be a free-flowing document which will eventually become a clickable on-line PDF document for easier searching. The content, organization, and functionality of the guide are under review by the Faculty Handbook Committee of the IUPUI Faculty Council. These working drafts are available for input from the faculty and IUPUI Faculty Council Committees to review their relevant policies.
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