Workgroup Meeting on Post-Tenure Review Policy Updates

Posted on April 15, 2024

Chairs and desks clustered around the projector screens in a UNCG nursing classroom.

The Post-Tenure Review (PTR) Policy workgroup has begun meetings to update and refine the campus PTR policy to align with system policy 400.3.3 and accompanying regulation 400.3.3.1 [R]. This university workgroup will seek your input as the process unfolds, making recommendations, and drafting a refreshed plan to present to campus in Fall 2024.

Campus feedback on the draft will inform a final plan submitted to Chancellor Gilliam. Members were selected from a large pool of excellent nominees submitted by Deans. They represent a wide range of skills, experiences, and constituencies. Please thank them for taking on this important role to serve our faculty in the PTR process.

PTR Workgroup Members:

  • Joy Bhadbury, Professor of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, Bryan School of Business and Economics
  • Mitch Croatt, Department Head of Chemistry & Biochemistry and the Marie Foscue Rourk Distinguished Professor, College of Arts and Sciences
  • Randy McMullen, Professor of Theatre and Scene Designer, College of Visual and Performing Arts
  • Randy Schmitz, Professor of Kinesiology, Health and Human Sciences
  • Amy Harris Houk, Assistant Dean for Teaching and Learning, University Libraries
  • Pamelya Rowsey, Department Chair for Professional Nursing Education & Eloise R. Lewis Excellence Professor, School of Nursing
  • Melody Patterson Zoch, Associate Professor of Teacher Education and Higher Education, School of Education
  • Randy Penfield, Dean, School of Education (Co-Chair)
  • Eric Willie, Professor, School of Music (Co-Chair)

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