Creative Work
Faculty must be able to document the impact of the work beyond engagement in personal artistic endeavors. The merit of Scholarship in this area will be determined by a number of factors including:
A: Acceptance of work in competitions/exhibitions
- Weighted according to the stature of the sponsoring organization (local/regional/national/international)
- The scope and stature of participants (local/regional/national/international)
- Peer reviewed vs. non-peer reviewed
- Professional reputation of the juror(s) and/or curator
- Acceptance rates
- Critical reviews
- Other key indicators to the merit of the work.
B: Reproduction and distribution of work by an outside body
- Weighted according to the stature of the organization, publication, publisher, and/or author (local/regional/national/international)
- The distribution of content (local/regional/national/international)
- Peer reviewed vs. non-peer reviewed
- Acceptance rates
- Context of reproduction
- Critical reviews
- Other key indicators that define the merit of the work.
C: Commissions
- Weighted according to the stature of the patron or organization
- The scope of project (public vs. private)
- Other key indicators that define the merit of the work.
D: Collections and Archives
- Weighted according to the stature of the collection or archive (regional, national, international)
- The scope of project (public vs. private)