Reminder: Discretionary Salary Increase application requirements and deadlines
The following information was shared with all faculty and staff via email on Feb. 25.
Dear Faculty Colleagues:
Given the limited timeline, and that there have been many conversations and communications about the Discretionary Salary Increase (DSI), it seems warranted to clarify that we are proceeding with the application process as originally announced. Please see below a summary and reminder of important information regarding submission of applications for Discretionary Salary Increases for the 2020 period.
The call for DSI applications for full-time faculty, with detailed information, can be found here.
The call with complete details for part-time faculty can be found here.
The calls for applications contain important information about the online submission platform being used for this year’s application process, which replaces the previous paper-based process.
Application Components
Full-time Faculty | Part-time Faculty |
Due March 8
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Due March 8
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*Review/Cover Sheet – For entering recommendations from each review level (instead of writing separate letters of recommendation).
Click here to view and download the Review/Cover Sheet for full-time faculty.
Click here to view and download the Review/Cover Sheet for part-time faculty.
Application Deadlines
Full-time Faculty | Part-time Faculty |
March 8, 2021
PDF application for DSI submitted to dean or designee via email |
March 8, 2021
PDF application for DSI submitted to dean or designee via email |
March 22, 2021
Departmental sub–‐committee/committee of-the-whole recommendations due to Department Chairs |
March 22, 2021
Departmental sub-committee/committee of the whole recommendations due to Department Chairs |
April 5, 2021
Department Chair recommendations due to Deans |
April 5, 2021
Department chairs’ recommendations due to Dean |
April 26, 2021
Dean recommendations due to the Office of the Provost Applications transmitted to the Committee on Salary Increase |
April 26, 2021
Deans’ recommendations due to Provost
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May 14, 2021
Committee recommendations due to VPAA |
Note: The Central Committee is not involved in the review process for part-time faculty. |
Best regards,
Barbara Lyman, Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs