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The USW Academic Curriculum Vitae
1. Personal Information
Name
Employee number
2. Current Appointment
Post, grade and scale point
Date of appointment to
current post
Academic Role Profile
(Teaching and Scholarship;
Teaching and Research;
Research)
Faculty/Department
3. Previous Substantive Appointments (to USW and previous academic institutions or other
occupations)
Date Appointment
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4. Other Appointments (e.g. clinical appointments, honorary appointments, secondments,
consultancies)
Date Appointment
5. Qualifications Achieved (post compulsory)
Date Title of award Subject Class Awarding
body
6. Membership of Professional Bodies
Date of
joining
Professional body Level/Role
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7. Education/Teaching activity
7a Educational responsibilities in the current academic year Year
Module title
Leadership/Educational
responsibilities (e.g. lecturer,
module lead, plus number of
hours you teach on the
module)
Outline your evaluation of the
module (using the data
you’ve included at Appendix
1) and reflect how this can be
used to enhance your
teaching practice.
You may wish to draw on data
and other metrics from up to
the previous two years as
part of your evaluation.
Use section 7c) to outline any
planned changes to the
module as a result.
Points for discussion with
line manager (module
specific)
Level of study Number of
students
Relevant free-text comments
Cut and paste the above 7a for each module that you have taught on
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7b Summary of personal achievements in education (e.g. student voice nomination/winner/ ETLA/TELTA
commendation or awards, NFT, etc. Comment on any plans to disseminate good practice/support
needed to help with dissemination or career development).
7c Planned module or course activity (e.g. plans for changes to module, pedagogic research, or key
points that need to be brought to the attention of the line manager)
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8. Research
8a Summary of current research interests and activity (can include personal research plans, potential
avenues for research, potential collaborations)
8b Expertise in research (i.e. type of methodology/analysis, e.g. qualitative research, discourse analysis,
etc.)
8c Summary of research since the last REF submission. If not REF submitted, include all activity since
the last REF submission period (e.g. 1/1/14)
8d Summary of significant personal achievements in research, including any impact beyond academia
(this may arise from the use of your research by others as well as by you)
8e Research grants and contracts awarded since 1/1/14 (including EFAS number)
Start and
end dates
PI and Co
Investigators
Funding body Title of the project Amount
awarded
to HEI
Total amount
(if different)
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9a Research grants and contracts bids submitted since 1/1/14
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9. Publications and H Index (if known/relevant to your discipline)
Please attach your list of publications following the format below. [Ensure these are on Pure and
comply to Open Access where possible].
List all of your publications in chronological order (most recent first) grouped by category (e.g.
journal article, book), following the standard for bibliographic references.
Please would you identify:
your non-refereed outputs with NR directly after the reference
your especially significant publications with an asterisk * in a column before the reference and
where you are the main author with Y also in a column before the reference
H index =
Category * Main
Author
“Y”
Publications
Please insert number of citations where applicable
9b Major conference presentations since 1.1.14 (including current year)
Date Title and nature of involvement (e.g., keynote address)
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10b MSc/Doctoral studentships awarded
Source of funding (if any) Date of award
10c Details of MSc and Doctoral research students supervised to completion
Student name Degree and title of thesis Start date Completion
date
10. MSc and Doctoral Research Student Supervision (see Regulations for the list of eligible degrees)
10a Number of students
Degree (MSc/PhD)M Current Completed
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10d Additional achievements in supervision e.g., supported a student to publication (including BSc/BA
students), their future career, etc. Reflection of own impact in student skill development/impact
11. Contributions to Enterprise/External Partnerships
11a Summary of current contributions to enterprise
11b Previous contributions (* denotes on-going; add dates to any previous activity)
Date Nature of contribution Value to HEI
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12. Contributions to ‘Professional’ Practice
Details for the last three years (including current year) together with a summary of significant
contributions in previous years
Date Nature of contribution
13. Indications of Peer Esteem
Details for the last three years (including current year) together with a summary of significant
contributions in previous years e.g. external examinerships, honorary fellowships, editorial board
memberships and major awards, honours and prizes, nominations for ETLA, TELTA, etc.
Date Nature of recognition
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14. Contributions to Leadership, Management, Research and any other forms of Academic Leadership in
the University and/or School (including personal academic coaching/tutorials, etc.)
Details for the last three years (including current year) together with a summary of significant
contributions in previous years
14a School
14b University
Date Nature of contribution
15. Staff Development
15a Staff development activities undertaken over the last and current year plus any significant activities in
previous years
Date Activity Length (in days)
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15b Qualifications currently undertaking
Start date Expected
completion
date
Title of
Award
Subject Awarding body
15c Staff development activities co-ordinated, tutored, led or initiated over the last three years (including
current year) plus any significant activities in previous years
Date Activity Length (in days)
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15d Study/sabbatical leave taken over the last three years (including current year)
Date Purpose
15e Activities and achievements in the most recent period of study/sabbatical leave
Date Description of activities and achievements
16. International Activities
Details for the last three years (including current year) together with a summary of significant
activities in previous years
17. Other Relevant Information (please include contributions at other institutions)
Signed Date
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Appendix 1 – Module-level evaluation
a) Please attach/list the module evaluation data provided via ‘Loop’ and other feedback
mechanisms for each module on which you have taught.
Module:
Loop Module-level evaluation Teaching Assessment
and feedback
Overall Response
rate (sample
size)