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Pathways to Promotion Workshops 

The Office for Faculty Affairs and Development is pleased to offer the following Pathways to Promotion workshops for CT and CHS faculty for 2022-23. Please read each workshop description carefully, as they are targeted for different points in the promotion process:

Pathways to Promotion 102 for CHS/CT track faculty
Thursday, October 20, 2022, 1:00-5:00pm (Hybrid: In person at HSLC and virtual option)
Register here.

This interactive workshop is tailored to CHS and CT track faculty who expect to go up for promotion within the next year or two. Mentors are also welcome.

This course includes:

  • Emphasis on what you need to do in the last year before you go up for promotion
  • Logistics of putting your packet together
  • Overview of the promotions committees function and process by current members

Opportunity to sign up for a 15 minute one-on-one consultation on your personal statement and/or dossier

Pathways to Promotion 101 for CHS/CT track faculty
Monday, March 6, 2023, 1:00-5:00pm (Hybrid: In person at HSLC and virtual option)
Register here

This interactive course is tailored to CHS and CT track faculty who would like an introduction to promotion processes or have never attended a Pathways to Promotion seminar. We advise taking this course in your first two or three years at SMPH. Mentors are welcome to attend.

This course includes:

  • Introductory information regarding CHS and CT tracks
  • Guidance on mapping your career trajectory
  • Identifying a purpose and major goals for your career

Guidance on how to jump start the process of organizing and collecting your accomplishments

Tenure Track Workshop

Tuesday, February 7, 2023, 4:30-6:30pm  Hybrid (Virtual & In-Person)
Co-hosted by the Office of the Secretary of the Faculty

Click here to register for in-person at HSLC 3110A attendance
Click here to register for virtual attendance

This workshop will offer an in-depth examination of the UW Madison promotion and tenure process from the perspective of central campus and SMPH. This course will cover:

  • Building a tenure portfolio
  • Learning to get the most from your mentors
  • First-hand accounts from recently tenured faculty about preparing for tenure
  • Guidance from divisional committee leadership about how the divisional committee operates and what the committee looks for in successful tenure cases.

Click here to view agenda and workshop materials as they become available.

Pathways to Promotion workshops may be attended multiple times.

For questions contact ofad@med.wisc.edu

    New SMPH Faculty CV Template (all tracks)

    Click here to view the new templates. 

    What you need to know:

    • Tenure track faculty who are going up for promotion from assistant to associate professor before the Biological Science Committee must use this format immediately.
    • Through the 2024 promotions cycle it is not required that CHS and CT track faculty use the new template unless they wish to do so. Starting May 1, 2024, all CVs must be submitted to the promotion committees using this format. 
    • New faculty members are strongly encouraged to use this CV template immediately for recording their academic, teaching, service, and outreach activities at SMPH.

    This template can also be found on the OFAD Preparing for Promotion page (scroll down to the Faculty Promotion Toolkit icon), or the Faculty HR Policies and Resources page. Instructions are included in the first page and the template follows.

    Please contact the SMPH Faculty Promotion Team facultypromotions@med.wisc.edu with any questions about the template. 

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