Success After Tenure

Vicki L. Baker is a professor of economics and management at Albion College.Laura Gail Lunsford is a professor and the department chair of psychology at Campbell University.Gretchen Neisler is vice provost for international affairs at the University of Tennessee.Meghan J. Pifer is an associate professor of higher education administration in the Department of Educational Leadership, Evaluation, and Organizational Development at the University of Louisville.Aimee LaPointe Terosky is an associate professor of educational leadership at Saint Joseph's University.

• Foreword by Mary Deane Sorcinelli Acknowledgments Introduction—Vicki L. Baker, Aimee LaPointe Terosky, Laura Gail Lunsford, Gretchen Neisler, and Meghan J. Pifer 1. Faculty Development in the United States. Past and Present—Vicki L. Baker and Christina M. Vo Phan Part One. Leadership Development—Laura Gail Lunsford 2. The Academic Leadership Institute for Mid-Career Faculty—Vicki L. Baker, Laura Gail Lunsford, and Meghan J. Pifer 3. Developing Leaders for the Next Phase of Jesuit Higher Education. Ignatian Leadership Program for Faculty—Karin Botto and Carolyn Berenato 4. “Stayin’ Alive” and Thriving at Mid-Career–Amy Strage Part Two. Teaching and Learning—Aimee LaPointe Terosky 5. Examining Mid-Career Faculty Development Through a Sociocultural, Professional Learning Lens—Annique Boelryk and Cheryl Amundsen 6. Scholarship of Teaching and Learning as a Vehicle for Thriving in Mid-Career—Mike Pinter 7. Attracting Mid-Career Faculty to Teach in First-Year Student Learning Communities—Hillary H. Steiner Part Three. Scholarly Development—Gretchen Neisler 8. Global Research Innovation. A Case of Evolving the Mid-Career Faculty Research Portfolio—Gretchen Neisler 9. Under Pressure. The Challenge for Mid-Career Researchers in the Innovation Age—George Carayannopoulos and Ruth Graham 10. Getting Over the Hump. Continued Professional Development for Mid-Career Faculty—LeRhonda Manigault-Bryant, Denise Kimber Buell, Lee Y. Park and John P. Gerry 11. Faculty Development for Mid-Career Women in STEM. Cementing Career Success, Building Future Leaders—Sandra L. Laursen and Ann E. Austin Part Four. Special Topics—Meghan J. Pifer 12. “Where did all the Mentoring Go?” Exploring Undefined Mid-Career Paths Through Informal Peer-Mentoring Networks—Jeannetta G. Williams and Kim Case 13. Evidence-Based Faculty Development. The COACHE Research-Practice Partnership—Kiernan Mathews and R. Todd Benson 14. Navigating a Foggy Climate. Women Associate Professors' Sense of Agency and Work Environment Experiences—Courtney Lennartz and KerryAnn O’Meara 15. Supporting Mid-Career Faculty Members. A Research and Practice Agenda—Jaime Lester, Jennifer Lebrón, and Carrie Klein Editors and Contributors Index

“Much has been written about how to help pre-tenure faculty members successfully navigate through early career to achieve promotion and tenure. Until relatively recently, however, many in the academy have ignored the mid-career phase of faculty life, assuming that once tenured, faculty members will easily ascend to the highest ranks of the professoriate without any assistance. It turns out, this is not the case. Midcareer faculty are in need of support, mentoring, and guidance to help them achieve the milestones associated with academic success – including promotion to full professor. The present volume is a timely, interesting, well-written book that provides helpful research and practical tools to assist post-tenure faculty members and their institutions in recognizing the barriers and opportunities that affect career progression. Faculty members and administrators from across fields and institutional types will find this volume informative and useful in facilitating faculty success during the very important middle phase of the career ladder.”Lisa Wolf-Wendel, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies & Professor of Higher Education Administration, School of EducationUniversity of Kansas“The pivotal accomplishment of an emergent scholar—tenure—is celebrated by all, yet can give way to uncertainty and detachment. The chapters in Success After Tenure: Supporting Mid-Career Faculty provide pragmatic advice to midcareer professors navigating the next journey on their academic path. Baker, Lunsford, Neisler, Pifer, and LaPointe Terosky have edited an essential resource for scholars post tenure and their allies seeking a fulfilling career.”Richard J. Reddick, Associate Professor and Coordinator, Program in Higher Education LeadershipUniversity of Texas at Austin