Much of the material you will have already seen because you will have provided it. The real questions relate to letters of recommendation by others in your department, by the dean, and others which you have solicited. Whether or not you can see those depends on whether you have waived your right to see that material. If you have not, then you will be able to see those materials under a procedure created by the Committee . Letter writers will know, at the time they write the letter of recommendation, whether you have waived your right of access to their letter.
Most people waive their right of access to the entire file.
Occasionally someone will retain the right of access to a few specific items. One way is to subdivide the Service section into subsections describing service to the institution, to your department, and to the community. The Committee is obliged to submit its recommendations to the college president by February 1 . You may, but the standards are different. If you are applying for promotion to full professor , the only publications that are considered are those published since you were promoted to associate professor.