- Quality of original research and scholarship, as measured by books, book chapters, journal publications, digital humanities projects in the nominee’s field.
- Impact of research as measured by: invited talks and/or keynote addresses at major national and international conferences/meetings; other invited talks and lectures at different venues.
- Evidence of grants and fellowships recognized for importance and impact in the humanities.
- Broader appeal and impact in the nominee’s field and/or on society conveyed in terms that can be comprehended by URC/ORSA review panels.
- External recognition or awards pertinent to nominee’s advanced career stage from well-recognized national and/or international organizations relevant to the discipline, including memberships, fellowships.
- Prominent service of academic or scholastic nature at the national and/or international level.
- Mentorship of future generations of productive scholars in nominee’s discipline.
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