The guidebooks provide authorities, chairs, and membersÌýinvolved in faculty search committees information and resources to guide their search process. The guidebooks detail the tasks, responsibilities, and guidelines for conducting a fair, legally defensible, and unbiased search process designed to recruit and hire diverse top talent.
The guidebooks are divided into five guides, presented in the order of tasks to be undertaken by a faculty search committee:
- Getting Started
- Recruitment and Outreach
- Evaluating Applicants
- Conducting Interviews
- Completing the Search
Each guide details processes, steps, best practices, and tools for conducting each phase of the faculty process.Ìý
- Guidebook 1: Getting StartedÌý
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- Guidebook 2: Recruitment and OutreachÌý
- ​ Creating the Job Announcement Guide
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- Guidebook 3: Evaluating ApplicantsÌý
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- ​ÌýÌýThe Potential Influence of Unconscious Bias on the Evaluation of Candidates
- ​Ìý Minimizing Bias When Evaluating Candidates (Faculty)
- Applicant Screening TemplateÌý
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- Applicant Review Score Card Template
- Diversity Equity and Inclusion Statement Guidance and Sample Questions
- ​ Rubric to Assess DEI Statements
- Guidebook 4: Candidate InterviewsÌý
- ÌýInterview Review RubricÌý
- ​ÌýSample Faculty Interview Questions
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- ​ÌýSample Candidate Interview Schedule
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- ​ÌýOpen Forum Feedback Form
- ​ÌýUniversal Design Principles for Accommodation
- ​ÌýUtilizing Inclusive Practices, Reducing Bias, and Considering Diversity in the Interview
- ​ Candidate Care During the Interview Phase
- Guidebook 5: Completing the SearchÌý