Creating a Balanced–Integrative eDossier
The eDossier system is used across the IU system. It has a series of defaults and options that candidates and reviewers have to work within. The IU Indianapolis P&T Guidelines document includes screenshots and descriptions of all folders.
Candidates will choose an area for excellence. For all integrative cases, the 'area of excellence' is 'balanced integrative'.
Conceptually, for all cases, candidates have these four main components of the eDossier: CV, candidate statement, main dossier, and appendices.
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A CV in the appropriate style
- For integrative cases, you may create additional sections to display work completed connected to your theme. For example, a candidate using a theme of "Global Learning" might create a section of Global Learning-Related publications alongside research, teaching, and/or service-related publications.
- A candidate statement (5-7 pages).
- Main dossier.
- For
balanced-integrative cases, place
all materials into
one accessible, PDF document*, uploaded into the Balanced-integrative folder in eDossier
- It is essential that you provide a clickable table of contents.
- Between the candidate statement and all 'main folder' material, there is a limit of 50 pages maximum. (The CV is not included.)
- For
balanced-integrative cases, place
all materials into
one accessible, PDF document*, uploaded into the Balanced-integrative folder in eDossier
- Appendices.
- For balanced-integrative cases, place all appendix materials into one PDF document, uploaded into the Balanced-integrative appendix folder.
- Campus does not use appendices. Be sure to include whatever your department or school requests. See the main Guidelines for other information.