Faculty Resources
COS Dean's Office – Faculty Affairs Contacts
Brad Story
Associate Dean, Faculty
(520) 621-4091
bstory@arizona.edu
Susan Bridgewater
Manager, Faculty Affairs
(520) 621-7226
sbridgewater@arizona.edu
Faculty Affairs Office Hours
Mondays, 11am-12pm: Zoom Link
We can also offer personalized support through one-on-one meetings for anything related to faculty affairs (e.g. advice on the P&T process, best practices, etc.). If you'd like to schedule a meeting, please reach out to Susan Bridgewater.
Faculty Affairs - Important Dates
- August 19, 2024 - University of Arizona New Faculty Orientation
- September 17, 2024 - College of Science Faculty Reception
- October 1, 2024 - College of Science Teaching, Advising, and Entrepreneurship Award Reception
- October 14, 2024 - All 2024-2025 P&T dossiers due to the College of Science
- October 22, 2024 - New Faculty Forum
- November 1, 2024 - Sabbatical Requests for AY 2025-2026 due to the College of Science
- December 20, 2024 - Sabbatical Reports for Fall 2023 due to the College of Science
Promotion and Tenure Resources
- College of Science
- Criteria for Promotion
- Resources for Department Coordinators
- University of Arizona Faculty Affairs Resources
- General Resources
- Promotion and Tenure
- UHAP Policy on Promotion and Tenure
Sabbaticals
- Are you interested in taking sabbatical during the 2025-2026 Academic year? APPLY HERE.
- Download the College of Science Sabbatical Application Form
- Deadline to submit Sabbatical Leave Applications for AY 2025-2026: November 1, 2024
- Purpose of Sabbatical Leaves. The purpose of sabbatical leave is to provide faculty members the opportunity to make advances in their profession, to remain effective in their current positions, and to render the greatest possible service to the University of Arizona.
- Sabbatical proposals should emphasize your plan to address one or more of the following:
- Pursue new and innovative research opportunities.
- Acquire new sources of funding.
- Engage in scholarly activities that will enrich your contributions to the University, your students, and enhance scholarly interactions with your colleagues.
- Sabbatical Reports: At the end of the second semester following a sabbatical leave, faculty must submit a report to their Department Head and COS Faculty Affairs. The sabbatical report will include:
- Objectives and results of the sabbatical project. If the objectives of the original sabbatical project have changed, provide an explanation.
- Summarize the results of the sabbatical project and how they are of interest to the general public. The dean will submit the report to the Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs for review in January.
- For more information about sabbaticals, click here.
Compliance and Disclosure of Outside Interests
Conflict of Commitment Disclosures
Conflict of Interest (COI)
- Conflict of Interest Summary Sheet (pdf)
- University Policy - Conflicts of Interest & Community Policy
- University Policy - Management of Personal COIs
International Travel
Student Safety
All University of Arizona students have agreed to abide by the standards for behavior set forth by the Arizona Board of Regents. The Student Code of Conduct is in place to create a safe, healthy, and responsible environment that allows UA students, faculty, and staff to be successful in their daily endeavors and to achieve long term goals.
Faculty Responsibilities to Graduate Assistants/Associates (RAs and TAs)
Every graduate student occupying a Graduate Assistant/Associate Teaching (GAT) or Graduate Research Assistant/Associates (GAR) position must receive a written performance evaluation from his or her faculty supervisor at the end of each term, regardless of the specific duties. More information can be found at the Graduate College website; links to forms for "TA conversations" and "RA conversations are available on this page.