Second round (or final) interviews

Applicants who move forward after preliminary (or first round) interviews are often invited for campus visits. This provides additional opportunities for applicants to showcase their accomplishments and professional qualities,

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Preliminary (first round) interviews

Preliminary (first round) interviews are an efficient way for committees to meet a range of qualified candidates who have moved forward after initial screening and discussion by the committee.

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HOW to create an assessment plan

Once again, up front discussion and consensus by the search committee are key to creating and implementing a fair assessment plan Consider and discuss these questions as a search

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Assessment Responsibilities

A search committee has 2 key responsibilities in the assessment of applicants: – First, a search committee is responsible for developing a clear and consistent assessment rubric (i.e., the

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Assessment Guidelines

There should be a throughline between the mission, vision, and values of your unit, the job ad, and the assessment rubric and plan used by the search committee. This

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Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action

Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action (taken from the UW APF Handbook of Best Practices): Laws and practices related to affirmative action continue to evolve through initiatives and court decisions, and

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Getting the Word Out

Your goal is to circulate the job ad as widely as possible. To this end, using a variety of avenues of communication is vital. In addition to posting on

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Minimize Your Interfolio Woes

How to post a job and work effectively in Interfolio: Interfolio is the system through which we ensure consistent, fair and legal recruitment practices at UW. Start here for

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