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NTT Task Force

Preliminary report. NTT Task Force. NTT Task Force members. Stanislav Sazykin, co-chair Paula Sanders, co-chair Jana Callan Dave Caprette Simon Fischer-Baum Bill Parsons George Phillips Jonathan Ludwig, alternate

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NTT Task Force

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  1. Preliminary report NTT Task Force

  2. NTT Task Force members • Stanislav Sazykin, co-chair • Paula Sanders, co-chair • Jana Callan • Dave Caprette • Simon Fischer-Baum • Bill Parsons • George Phillips • Jonathan Ludwig, alternate With thanks to Celeste Boudreaux, Anita Smith, Colleen Morimoto, John Cornwell and Randy Stevenson

  3. Selected Task Force activities and consultations • Bi-weekly meetings of Task Force • Survey of Rice NTT Faculty • Review of policies at 23 other institutions • Review of AAUP policy documents • Review of surveys in Chronicle of Higher Education • Reports from the Education Advisory Board on NTT and adjunct faculty • Interviews with Deans and Assistant Deans • Interview with Director of CLIC • Discussion with department chairs at OFD monthly chairs luncheon • Discussion with Provost and Executive Committee

  4. Guiding PrinciplesNTT appointments should • serve the core research and teaching mission of the University by attracting the most accomplished and highest quality faculty • be benefits eligible whenever possible • be full-time whenever possible • provide job security to greatest extent possible • provide a career path with opportunities for advancement • have clear and transparent processes of appointment, evaluation, reappointment or termination • have clear job definitions, conditions of employment and performance expectations • have clear statements about the role of NTT faculty in governance at all levels  • enjoy the protection of academic freedom in performance of teaching and research • have appropriate pay and opportunity for merit pay increases

  5. NTT Teaching Track • Common set of titles defined centrally and generally used across the academic schools • Career track with assistant, associate, and full ranks • full-time • multi-year or rolling appointments • Contingent faculty positions • part-time continuing positions • full-time but of limited duration • Limited number of unique titles when justified

  6. NTT Research Track • Common set of titles defined centrally and generally used across the academic schools • Career track with assistant, associate, and full ranks • full-time • multi-year or rolling appointments • Limited number of unique titles when justified

  7. NTT Titles in the Professional Schools(Architecture, Business, Music) • Professional schools across the nation have their own, recognizable series of NTT titles that frequently differ from those in the sciences and humanities. • Deans of the Professional schools should have the flexibility to develop titles appropriate to their culture • The professional schools should develop their own series of NTT titles, which they will endeavor to use as consistently as possible within their School

  8. Next Steps • Develop recommendations with specific language for revising Rice Policies 201 (“Faculty Appointments, Promotions, and Tenure”) and 327 (“Research Faculty”), in consultation with relevant offices, and present it to the Provost and Faculty Senate. • Identify other relevant Rice policies and suggest revisions. • Develop a list of “Best Practices”. • Develop a list of administrative NTT issues.

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