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Unscramble key terms shaping faculty advancement.

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Unscramble key terms shaping faculty advancement.

by Ashly Lisbeth Barrientos Miranda
1

A permanent job position at a university, usually after several years of evaluation.

2

Standards and measures used to decide if a faculty member earns a higher rank.

3

Working together with other professors or colleagues on a project or publication.

4

A person (often a student) who helps a professor with teaching, research, or administrative tasks.

5

Building professional connections with other people in the academic community

  
  
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The ability to produce results, such as publishing articles, finishing projects, or creating research.

  
  
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Systematic investigation to discover new knowledge, often published in journals.

  
  
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The opinion that others have about a professor’s work and contributions in their field.

  
  
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