Hi Joyce and all Tipsters,

For those writing letters, I would suggest the following.

Having finished two years chairing the rank and tenure committee at my
university, I would suggest that you get hard copy letters sent through
snail mail.  I would also suggest that these letters be sent to the
committee and cc. to you.

The position of my university is that e-mail is equivalent to unsigned
testimony (due to the ease of falsifying e-mail addresses, etc. - we
worried more about "hate" mail than positive reviews).  We required signed
testimony which was available to the petitioner for review with identifying
information blocked out.

Additionally, if you could re-update what you teach etc. (do you have a
vita on-line).  I can certainly comment on your contributions to tips but
would like to add some specifics.

Thanks,

linda

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I faithfully saved all the thank you messages people sent me for
> TIPS postings.  I thought they were in a very safe place.  Unfortunately
> I did not count on the very heavy rains we had and I got water seepage
> in my basement where my home office is.  The worst part was that they
> were filled in a box in a corner where the seepage was and I did not
> discover until recently.  At this point they have black fuzzy stuff
> all over them.
>
> My sad tale gets even sadder.  I particularly need all the support
> materials I can gather because I recently settled a grievance that took
> over a year to settle.  It began when my former chair recommended
> that I not be reappointed because he says he did not get my annual
> report but did not bother to talk to me.  The final resolution is that
> I am reappointed for this year, applying for tenure which I should
> have done last year, but if I get turned down I do not get a terminal
> year.  They consider last year to have been my terminal year.  I can not
> afford to sue and this point do not have grounds.
>
> So if you feel my postings to the list have been
> helpful, would you drop me an email that I can copy off and put in the
> teaching section of my tenure application?You will have my eternal
> gratitude and I will share the million dollars I am going to win in
> the lottery although I never buy a ticket.
>
> Joyce Morris            [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Public Health Sciences
> Wichita State University
> 1845 N Fairmount
> Wichita  KS  67260-0152

--
linda m. woolf, ph.d.
associate professor - psychology
webster university

main webpage:  http://www.webster.edu/~woolflm/
Holocaust and genocide studies pages:
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womens' pages:  http://www.webster.edu/~woolflm/women.html
gerontology pages:  http://www.webster.edu/~woolflm/gero.html

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