INSTRUCTIONS
DEFINITION OF LEVELS OF EVALUATION
PART 1: GOALS (COMPLETED BY FACULTY MEMBER) – Completed by September 1st
INSTRUCTIONS: Under each item listed below, please write a brief narrative which gives the description and goals for each item. Select those items under each category which apply to you and respond as indicated. For those items which do not apply to you, please use the designation NA.
TEACHING
Incorporates varied and appropriate instructional methodologies and modalities (e.g. Moodle.).
Participates in course revision as needed.
Participates in course and program assessment activities.
Reviews student evaluation survey results for previous semesters since last evaluation and provides an interpretation to improve teaching effectiveness.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Grant proposals (whether funded or not).
Research currently in progress.
Publications in peer reviewed journals.
Other publications, presentations, or performances.
Professional or scholarly organizations (list organizations in which you are a member; identify offices held this year and years of continuous membership).
Attends conferences, workshops, or other events directly related to BSU assignment (indicate whether conferences and workshops are national, regional, or state).
Participates in institutional and pedagogy training, such as Quality Matters, to improve course design and delivery.
Pursues activities directly related to improving academic qualifications, such as graduate study or continuing education.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY
Positively represents the college to the community.
PART II. DEAN’S EVALUATION – Completed by April 1st
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Communicates effectively and collegially with all college faculty, staff, students, and administrators.
Participates in outreach opportunities.
Adheres to HEPC Rules and Procedures, Faculty Handbook, and college policies and procedures.
Attends scheduled meetings of the department, school, and college.
Participates in institutional assessment, if required.
TEACHING
Provides students, during the first week of instruction, with course syllabi containing course objectives, classroom management policies, attendance, and grading procedures.
Begins classes on time and continues class for the time period officially scheduled up to and including the final scheduled examination day of the semester.
Evaluates students objectively and in accordance with the performance criteria as stated in the course syllabus.
Meets deadlines in selecting, organizing and arranging the availability of required course materials, including textbooks.
As assigned, acts as liaison to adjunct faculty and mentor to new faculty in area(s) of teaching responsibility.
Posts and maintains required Office Hours per week.
Incorporates varied and appropriate instructional methodologies and modalities (e.g. Moodle, etc.). SEE PART I
Participates in course revision as needed. SEE PART I
Participates in course and program assessment activities.
SEE PART I
Reviews student evaluation survey results for previous semesters since last evaluation and provides an interpretation to improve teaching effectiveness. SEE PART I
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Grant proposals whether funded or not. SEE PART I
Research currently in progress. SEE PART I
Publications in peer reviewed journals. SEE PART I
Other publications, presentations or performances. SEE PART I
Professional or scholarly organizations (list organizations in which you are a member; identify offices held this year and years of continuous membership). SEE PART I
Attends conferences, workshops, or other events directly related to BSC assignment (indicate whether conferences and workshops are national, regional, or state). SEE PART I
Participates in institutional and pedagogy training, such as Quality Matters, to improve course design and delivery. SEE PART I
Pursues activities directly related to improving academic qualifications, such as graduate study or continuing education. SEE PART I
CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY
Positively represents the college to the community. SEE PART I
ADVISING
Performs faculty advising activities (include number of advisees and their majors).
Completes Pathways (45/90 Hour) evaluations.
COLLEGE COMMITTEES AND OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Serves on division committees (such as hiring committees).
Participates in program reviews and institutional accreditation projects.
Serves on faculty standing, college-wide, and ad-hoc committees.
Sponsors or assists student organizations and other campus activities.
FINAL REVIEW SIGNATURES – Completed by April 15th
I have completed an interview to discuss the overall performance results with my Dean/Director. My signature does not necessarily signify agreement with the results.