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Academic vita content requirements

• List all academic degrees. Degree, year, field(s), institution, and country if degree was earned outside of the U.S. If necessary, explain the nature of the degree;
• List all academic appointments held, beginning with highest rank at WMU. Include all pertinent information about these positions (years, ranks, institutions, tenure);
• List major areas of expertise of scholarly or creative activities;
• Professional activities in the field of expertise, such as editorship, offices held in professional associations, juror for exhibitions, etc;
• Other professional experiences not listed previously;
• Books and book chapters;
• Artistic works displayed in juried major exhibitions;
• Theatrical or musical creations (prizes awarded and performances in well-known important venues);
• Articles in refereed journals or similar publications;
• Scientific research reports or similar works in professional journals or publications;
• Refereed conference proceedings;
• Presentations connected with conferences in field of expertise.
• Listing of papers read, service as a panelist and chair list of invited lectures and presentations;
• Externally funded grants and contracts awarded;
• Patents
• Honors granted by academic institutions or associations of appropriate scientific, literary, artistic or other professional standing. Give date received, name of the honor, entity bestowing it, describe the rules, standards and numerical limits governing the bestowing of the honor.
• Won prizes or similar important recognition's;
• Other accomplishments;
• Other publications;

Suggested topics for the reflections are:

• a description of their field of scholarly work
• the particular problems or issues that they have addressed
• the contributions they have made in solving the problems and settling issues in their chosen field(s) with references to the academic vita
• the future direction of their research
• major contributions to their area of expertise