Introduction

  • This election is for Sabbatical and Educational Leave Committee College of Arts and Humanities Representative. The rules for this election are listed below.
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The nominees for Sabbatical and Educational Leave Committee College of Arts and Humanities Representative are:

Andrew Sargent

Nominations close Sep 1, 2017.
Tenured Faculty in the College of Arts and Humanities may be nominated.

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Andrew Sargent


Department: English

My first sabbatical (2015) gave me precious time to write and a reenergized sense of my identity as a scholar. I'd be honored to serve on the SaLe Committee and help my colleagues across campus realize the same opportunity. I have extensive experience in evaluating proposals through five years of service on CAPC and four years as an Assistant Chair in my department. I'd also welcome the chance to help SaLe publicize the application process and advocate for the value of sabbaticals. As faculty know well, sabbaticals are no luxury (despite the way they're sometimes perceived by the larger public); rather, they're an essential part of our labor as professors. I would be honored to contribute to the work of this important committee. Thank you for your consideration.


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