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Home > Accreditation > Accreditation Institute > Five Faculty Rule Faculty Nucleus University of DelawareB. Faculty Nucleus The MPA faculty appointment policy defines the nucleus faculty as those who regularly teach at least one course per year in the MPA program; participate in MPA student advisement and the supervision of MPA students on analytical papers, theses, or applied research and public service projects; and contribute to the effective operation of the program through participation in faculty meetings, area of specialization committees, and other program-building activities will be considered nucleus faculty for NASPAA accreditation purposes and as core faculty for program governance purposes. This designation refers to those individuals holding all types of faculty appointments including secondary faculty, public service faculty, tenure-line faculty, joint appointments within the School, and joint appointments with University of Delaware units outside of the School (such as faculty in the Department of Political Science and International Relations). Of the 22 core faculty members, ten are tenure line and twelve are public service faculty. Included in those 22, one is the MPA Director (not an administrative designation), one is the IPA Director, and one is the School Director (see faculty nucleus table on next page). Previously, public service faculty members were classified as professional staff with secondary faculty appointments. However, as of September 1, 2001 the University recognized public service faculty as non-tenure faculty with a majority of their workload committed to public service and nine of the current core faculty converted to this new category at the time. (A definition of public service faculty is contained in the UD Handbook’s Personnel Policies for Faculty.) The chart on the next page contains the 22 members of the nucleus faculty. Faculty Nucleus
Source: University of Delaware, NASPAA Self-Study report, 2003, pages 49-50.
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