Introduction

  • This election is for Special Election for Promotion and Tenure Workshop Committee Members from CBPA and COE. The rules for this election are listed below.
  • The nominees for the Special Election for Promotion and Tenure Workshop Committee Members from CBPA and COE election are listed to the right. The list to the right is not a ballot.
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The nominees for Special Election for Promotion and Tenure Workshop Committee Members from CBPA and COE are:

David Bolton
Linda Stevenson

Nominations close Apr 22, 2011.
All Regular Faculty may be nominated.

Rules for the Election

    • Nominees must be tenured.
    • Nominees must come from the College of Business and Public Affairs or the College of Education.

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David Bolton


Department: Professional and Secondary Education

Having just come through the promotion process, I have a burden to assure that faculty coming up for tenure and promotion are aware of the requirements. I work hard on the committees I am on to make them successful, having been chair of the sabbatical and leave committee for many years; and the chair of the Knowledge Crossing Borders conference Program Subcommittee.


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Linda Stevenson


Department: Political Science

As an associate professor in Political Science, director of Latin American Studies and active participant in Women's and Gender Studies over my eight years at WCU, I have become aware of the increasing number of ways faculty can meet the requirements for tenure and/or promotion, and I hope to work with faculty to aid them in feeling confident in their respective fields. Likewise, for faculty with inter-disciplinary teaching and research interests, for whom traditional standards are not the best fit, I hope to be able to work with others to revise or create new standards as they are needed.


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