Earned degrees received in chronological order beginning with the most recent (specify date, subject, institution and grade of Honours):
Date
Subject
Institution
Honours Grade
Other qualifications received in chronological order beginning with the most recent (e.g. professional qualifications, honorary degrees):
Description
Awards and distinctions in chronological order beginning with the most recent since your appointment:
Career to date, including any previous appointments in the University (e.g., as Contract Lecturer), in chronological order beginning with the most recent:
List any special considerations which the Promotions Committee should take into account:
Indicate each area in which you consider your performance to be strong (one area must be teaching or research):
List the names and full addresses (including telephone number and email address) of three Peer Reviewers who can comment on your performance in the areas listed. At least one Peer Reviewer (Teaching) and one Peer Reviewer (Research) must be listed. You must check that the Peer Reviewers are available and willing to provide reports before completing this application.
Short-listed candidates must provide the Secretary to the Committee with sufficient evidence (including a teaching profile) to enable the Peer Reviewers to complete their reports.
List courses taught since advancement beyond the Merit Bar (use indicated format). Indicate with "*" those courses for which you are the only Lecturer or for which you are the Coordinator. Indicate with "**" those courses you have designed yourself. Include both undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
"*"
"**"
Course Title
Level
Number and type of class (enrolment)
Year(s)
Indicate the number and level of postgraduate students supervised since appointment or last promotion.
Student
Date of Award
Individual or joint supervision
Initial Registration Date
Qualification
Anticipated Completion Date
List any other teaching responsibilities (teaching consultancies etc.):
Give an account of your philosophy of teaching and learning including reasons why you choose your methods of instruction and assessment. Discuss any innovations you have introduced into your teaching and indicate areas where you have displayed leadership.
Comment on any student feedback received and on how you used that feedback to improve your teaching (student feedback results may be included as an attachment to this form):
List any professional development activities you have undertaken to help you improve your teaching: