Early May – Those going up for Promotion and/or Tenure must have the names and addresses of six outside reviewers to their unit head. University Faculty Council has draft guidelines on who is eligible to serve as an outside reviewer when submitting names.  The unit head will also pick six outside reviewers following the same guidelines.  Candidates are expected to have at least four outside letters in total. 

July 1^st (at the latest – earlier usually is better) – The packets of materials put together by the candidates for Promotion and/or Tenure are mailed out to outside reviewers.  The outside reviews are due back September 1^st. 

Two weeks before the semester starts – post syllabus on OnCourse

Early August – begin monthly new faculty orientation – continues throughout the year

August 1st – Early Bird Applied Learning Grant applications due for any project in the fall semester

August 10^th Last day to cancel Fall 16-week courses or first 8-week courses

The week before the semester begins – New Student Convocation

The week before the semester begins – Campus Convocation – usually the same day as Student Convocation

The week before the semester begins – Academic retreat – all deans, chairs, other administrators and all faculty are invited

The week before the semester begins – Nursing Sophomore Induction

The first week of classes – student ID dates (without an appointment M – Th, 10 -5 and Friday noon – 5)

The first week of classes – Campus BBQ on Thursday

August – begin monthly new faculty orientation – continues throughout the year

August – new adjunct orientation

September 1^st – Outside reviews for candidates for Promotion and/or Tenure are due back to the unit head

September 15^th – Promotion Dossiers should be submitted to eDossier system

September 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

September 15^th – Dean makes reappointment for 3rd-year recommendations for second-year faculty to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.  Faculty informed in writing of the Dean’s decision

The fifth week of the semester (often about mid-September) – early warning grades and roster verifications due

September 17^th – Constitution Day – we are federally obligated to support this day

September 30^th – Unit assessment reports are due to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs’ office

October 1^st Last day to cancel Fall send 8-week courses

Early October – Fall break

Early October – Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment hosts Workshop on Promotion to Full Professor – all Associate Professors are invited to attend

October 1^st through October 15^th – many of the all IU award applications (e.g., Pinnell service, etc.) are due

October 5^th – Polished dossiers and peer reviews due for FACET nominees

Mid October – In Arts and Sciences, the Chair makes a tenure recommendation to the Dean.  Faculty members are informed of the Chair's decision in writing.   

October 15th – Early Bird Applied Learning Grant applications due for any project in the spring semester

October 15^th – Grant-in-aid applications due for the spring semester

October 15^th – Summer Faculty Fellowship applications due

October 15^th – Sabbatical Leave Request applications due

October 15^th – Sabbatical-Like Leave Request applications due

October 15^th – Distinguished Research and Creative Activity Award applications due

October 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

October 15^th – Claude Rich Teaching Award applications due

October 19^th – IU Kokomo FACET selection committee will provide feedback to the candidate

The tenth week of the semester (often about mid to late October) – early warning grades and roster verifications due

November 1 – Early scholars program scholarship admissions deadline

November 1 - Dean submits promotion and tenure reccomendations

November 2^nd – Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs forwards P & T dossiers to the campus Promotion and Tenure Committee

Early November – Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment hosts Workshop on Promotion and/or Tenure – all Assistant Professors, Lecturers and Clinical rank faculty members are invited to attend

Early November – Project Linus takes place

November 9^th – FACET nominees can resubmit their revised dossiers

November 15^th - Third Year Review process completed at the campus level and the form stating that the process has been completed is submitted to the VCAA’s office by November 20^th

November 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

November 16^th – Promotion and Tenure decisions due from Dean to the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs (units need to set earlier deadlines for submission of dossiers, unit committee deadlines and deadlines for chair recommendations – if applicable)

Mid-November – AIM day on campus with high school student 

December 1^st – IU Kokomo FACET selection committee will make a final determination on candidate’s application package

Finals week – Nursing Recognition Ceremony

December 7^th – Campus Promotion and Tenure committee’s decision due.  Faculty informed in writing

December 15^th – Dean makes reappointment 2nd-year recommendation for the first-year faculty to Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.  Faculty informed in writing of the Dean’s decision

December 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

Mid-December – URSI (Undergraduate Research Summer Institute) proposals due

Mid-December – Sophomore Research project proposals due

Mid-December – Vice Chancellor for Academic Affair’s decisions on Promotion and Tenure are due to the Chancellor.  Faculty members are informed in writing.

Mid-December – Grades are due on Monday after finals week

Two weeks before the semester starts – post syllabus on OnCourse

January 2^nd Last day to cancel Spring 16-week courses and first 8-week courses

The week before the semester begins – Nursing Sophomore Induction

The first week of classes – student ID dates (without an appointment M – Th, 10 -5 and Friday noon – 5)

January to March – Chancellor’s decision on Promotion and Tenure are due to the President of the University.  Faculty members are informed in writing

Mid-January to Mid February – Korean exchange students on campus

January 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

February 1^st – Diversity Award nominations due – the faculty nominated will have until March 1^st to complete their packet

February 15^th – Faculty annual report is due, using Digital Measures Activity Insight

February 15^th – Grant-in-aid applications due for the summer semester

February 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

The fifth week of the semester (often about the end of February) – early warning grades and roster verifications due

March 1^st – Diversity Award applications due

March 1^st – Scholarship admission deadline

March 1^st Last day to cancel Spring second 8-week courses

Early March - Textbook orders for fall are due to the bookstore

March 5^th – Dean makes reappointment recommendations for non-tenured faculty in their 3^rd and subsequent years to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.  Faculty are informed of the Dean’s decision in writing

March 15^th – Dean makes reappointment recommendations for non-tenure track faculty (lecturers, senior lecturers, rolling contracts, etc.) to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.  Faculty are informed in the Dean’s decision in writing

March 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

Mid March – FACET selections at the statewide level are announced

The tenth week of the semester (often about late March) – early warning grades and roster verifications due

March 31^st – Unit assessment plans due to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs’ office

April 1^st - Candidates  for promotion should inform their dean of their intent to seek promotion no lter than this date

April 1^st - Trustees Teaching Applications/recommendations due to campus committee (units need to set earlier deadlines and policies for submission of applications, unit selection committee composition, etc.)

April 1^st – Merit evaluations are due to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

April 15^th – Grant-in-aid applications due for the fall semester

April 1^st - Annual Research Award applications due

Early April – Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment hosts Workshop on Getting Ready for Your Third Year Review for candidates in their second and third years of teaching

Early April – PA Mack Award application due

Mid-April – Potential FACET candidates must indicate their interest in applying for FACET during the subsequent fall semester – there is a nomination form that MUST be completed by someone other than the nominee

April 15^th – Applied Learning Grant applications due – these grants are due on the 15^th of every month

Late April – Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment hosts Workshop on Preparing Your Promotion and/or Tenure Dossier for candidates who are assembling their dossiers for fall submission – exact dates will be dependent on candidates’ schedules

Tuesday before finals week – Take Back the Night

May 1^st – Faculty are notified in writing of final tenure decision

May 1^st Last day to cancel Summer 1 and whole Summer courses

Finals week – Nursing Recognition Ceremony

Mid May – Grades are due on Monday after finals week

Monday after finals week – Honors Day and hooding ceremony for graduate students

Tuesday after finals week – Graduation

Mid May – faculty Senate Committee reports are due to the Faculty Senate Secretary

The first week of classes – student ID dates (without an appointment W & Th, 10 -5 and Friday noon – 5)

June 15^th Last day to cancel Summer 2 courses

The first week of classes – student ID dates (without an appointment M – Th, 10 -5 and Friday noon – 5)