A still of the Packet readiness this video shows. The screen reads: What does a reviewer read first?.
What a promotion packet needs, in 60 seconds
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Explain the seven things a reviewer looks for first in a faculty promotion CV, with the ScienceDex packet checklist.
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What to do and say
A sample script of about 100 words. Say it your own way. Fill in the highlighted parts from the sample on your screen, such as how ready your sample CV reads.
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DoOpen Packet readiness on a sample CV, and show how ready it reads.
SayGoing up for promotion? Here is what a reviewer looks for first.
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DoExplain the first checks: the target rank and action, the CV header, education and appointments.
SayScienceDex checks seven things. First the basics: the rank you are going for, your CV header, your education and your appointments.
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DoExplain the publication checks: publications, selected significant works, and a note on each where you are a middle author.
SayThen your publications, and the significant works you select. ScienceDex asks for two for assistant professor and five for associate. Any selected work where you are a middle author needs a note on your role.
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DoChoose Open on a check that is not done, fill it in, and show the share go up.
SayMy sample CV reads [Percent ready] ready. Every check has an Open button that takes me to the part to fix.
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DoSay that it checks the CV only, and where to find it.
SayIt checks the CV, not your letters. Start yours at sciencedex.com.
Posting it yourself? Say that ConductScience paid you, in the video or the caption, and use the platform's paid partnership label if it has one.
What viewers should learn
A promotion packet starts with a complete CV: the rank you are going for, the basics, your publications and your selected significant works, with a note on any where you are a middle author.
Try it before you film
Open it first: Packet readiness on sciencedex.com. It needs no account. Import a sample CV first, so the checks have something to read.
Use a CV you make up, for a person who does not exist, with no real school names. Never show real participants, children, patients, private records or unpublished results. Get permission before you film at your school or workplace, or name it. The handbook has the rest.