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Faculty Search Guide
Introduction
The academic excellence of the University of California at Berkeley depends on the quality of our faculty. Faculty recruitment and selection are among the most important investments we make in the future of the University.
This search guide contains information for department chairs, faculty and staff for conducting effective and equitable searches for ladder rank faculty. The Table of Contents will guide you to topics such asdeveloping and posting position descriptions, legal requirements for the conduct of the search committee, University policy on access to academic records, and procedures for submitting search plans and reports.
For additional information, please do not hesitate to contact my office.
Angelica M. Stacy
Associate Vice Provost for the Faculty
Faculty Search Guide
Appendices
- Additional Resources for Faculty Recruitment
- Academic Affairs Offices
- Guidelines on Level of Appointments
- Research on Bias in
Selection - Academic Search Data
Collection Email Message - Candidate Evaluation Form
- Faculty Mentoring
Resources - Partner Hiring Program
Guidelines and Procedures - Search Waiver
Guidelines - Affirmative Action
Guidelines for the
Recruitment and Retention of Faculty - Guidelines on Unlawful
Pre-Employment Inquiries - Resources for
Recruitment: Doctoral and Postdoctoral Directories - Requesting off-cycle FTEs and changes to authorized FTEs
Table of Contents
- Excellence in Teaching, Research and Service
- Achieving Equity: Affirmative Action and Proposition 209
Before the Search
- Search Authorization - The Recruitment Proposal
- Composition and Preparation of the Search Committee
- Summary of the Role of the Search Committee Chair
- Preparing Faculty Search Plans
- Faculty Advertisement Guidelines
- Faculty Advertisements - Posting and Publishing
During the Search
- During the Search Checklist
- Search Strategies for Effective Recruitment
- The Academic Search Data Collection Site
- Confidentiality and Access to Records
- References / Extramural Letters
- Evaluation and Selection
- Interviews and Job Talks
- Campus Visits
- Countering Selection Bias
After the Search
