Do Southeastern Public Universities Adhere to the ACRL Tenure and Promotion Standards?

Duffy, Mary A.; Webb, Paula

doi:10.1080/01930826.2016.1269536

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“…Hosburgh (2011) believed it rare to see the ACRL standards implemented fully at any academic institution. His belief was validated by a recent study by Duffy and Webb (2017) that assessed the adoption of the ACRL tenure and promotion standards in southeastern universities. Their study addressed each component of the ACRL standards, surveying library deans and directors as well as academic librarians.…”

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Scope of Work, Roles, and Responsibilities for Academic Librarians: Tenure-Track vs. Non-Tenure-Track Professionals

Hartnett¹,

Arant‐Kaspar²

2019

Library Trends

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The purpose of this multi-institutional study is to determine how many academic libraries have chosen to institute a two-track system for their librarians: tenure-track faculty and non-tenure-track faculty. It will approach this inquiry in a two-fold manner, first with a survey questionnaire sent to library deans or directors of research libraries and then with the collection and analysis of formal policy documents from these libraries defining the expectations and work of librarians on the two tracks. This study will highlight how these tracks are distinctive in terms of the scope of work, workload, and other related factors and the implications for the development of the profession. Results of this study will add to recent research and perceptions of librarianship and higher education by providing an understanding of how these factors influence the organizational culture of academic libraries.

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confidence: 92%