Teaching Resource Allocation Committee (TRAC)
Membership
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Voting members comprise the five Deans, three at-large faculty serving staggered 3-year terms, and one faculty appointed annually from APC
Wendy Dann, Professor, Department of Theatre Studies, School of Music, Theatre, and Dance (at-large faculty, term expires 2026)
Julia Lapp, Associate Professor, Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education, School of Health Sciences and Human Performance (at-large faculty, term expires 2024)
Alison Shields, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing, School of Business (at-large faculty, term expires 2025)
Brad Lewter, Assistant Professor, Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, Park School of Communications, (APC representative determined annually)
Christina Moylan, Dean, School of Health Sciences and Human Performance
Anne Hogan, Dean, School of Music, Theatre, and Dance
Claire Gleitman, Dean, School of Humanities and Sciences
Michael Johnson-Cramer, Dean, School of Business
Amy Falkner, Dean, Park School of Communications
Claire Borch, Director, Office of Analytics and Institutional Research (non-voting member)
Brendan Murday, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs (non-voting member)
Requesting Continuing Faculty Positions
Please use the TRAC Position Request form (available here; the TRAC dashboard is updated each year around mid-November, and the Student:Faculty Ratio Dashboard is updated shortly after conclusion of the Fall semester - as of 1/3/2024 it has been refreshed) via Dean’s offices at the applicable time of year) when seeking approval for a continuing (T, TE, or NTEN) position to search in the following academic year and start date in the year after that. Requests to search in 2024-25 for faculty who would start in summer/fall 2025 are due to Dean's offices by Feb 1st 2024. There are two circumstances where submission of this form is not required in order to be approved for a continuing faculty position:
- If a tenure-eligible faculty member is unsuccessful in applying for tenure, the department will retain the line without needing approval through TRAC.
- If a department fills a TE position with a faculty member who was already in an NTEN appointment, the department will retain the NTEN line without needing approval through TRAC.