Ask your supervisor or mentor if you have questions regarding documents not covered by the checklist that you are not sure whether to include or exclude. It's important to identify and communicate with your mentor. Your mentor can be your supervisor or someone else who can give you advice and guidance. In some instances a supervisor will be a lower rank than a supervisee and will not be able to assist in a higher step of the tenure process. If you have any questions about identifying a mentor, please contact the Director of Libraries.
All expectations listed above continue to maintain their importance.
Every year before you are tenured, you will go through the process of contract renewal. Files are read by and voted on by all Librarian II and Is. When you go up for promotion from Librarian IV to Librarian III, files are read and voted on by Librarian II and Is. The Promotion and Tenure Committee also makes their recommendation as to your promotion. When you go up for promotion from Librarian III to Librarian II, which usually also means up for tenure, files are read and voted on by Librarian II and Is.