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Tenure and Promotion Portfolio Exemplars

Community Campus Partnerships for Health (2008). Appendix A: Portfolio Examples http://depts.washington.edu/ccph/toolkit-portexamples.html

Liese, L. H. (2002). Personal statement for final tenure review, University of Utah. liese-personal-stmt.doc
- Tenure review statement by social work faculty member who presents himself as a “civically engaged scholar, an identity which I believe is not only reflected in my research, teaching, and service but which, importantly, allows me to integrate my scholarly activities in these three critical areas.” (Used with permission.)

Stanton, T. (2009). Interview with Hank Liese, associate professor-social work, University of Utah. Inverness, CA. stanton-liese-interview.pdf
- This interview summary provides reflections from Hank Liese on his tenure review process at the University of Utah. Serves as context and background to Liese’s “Personal Statement” (Liese, L.H., 2002), above. (Used with permission.)

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