Sometimes faculty members wish to split their tenure between two academic appointing units. Traditionally this has only been allowed when the tenure was split 50/50 between the two units, but it is sometimes allowable to split tenure 67/33 between the primary and secondary units. This arrangement is more complex than an even 50/50 split. The specifics of splitting tenure are found in the following pages. For specific questions regarding this practice, please contact your dean/chancellor’s offices or your Academic HR specialist.
Documentation
The following documentation is needed in order to process a joint appointment with split tenure. Both forms must be signed and dated by the appropriate parties and included in the new hire packet.
- Joint Appointment Tenure (Eligibility) Agreement
- Joint Appointment Tenure (Eligibility) Allocation Confirmation
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