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Manually Input using Input Faculty Classifications

An administrator can manually enter faculty classifications in Faculty Activity Reporting (FAR, Faculty180) by using the Input Faculty Classifications feature. 

 

Enter the faculty classification data

1. Navigate to Input Classifications under Administration

Navigation: Administration > Administration > Input Classifications

  1. Click Administration under Administration on the navigation bar.
    Administration section with administration highlighted
  2. Click Input Classifications under the Input Faculty Classifications section on the navigation bar.
    Input Faculty Classifications section with Input Classifications underlined
 
 

2. Fill out information

Section Description
Unit

Unit
Filter the faculty list to only display faculty in the selected Unit.

Assigned to Unit As
Displays faculty members who are assigned to the selected unit as their primary unit, secondary unit, or both.

Input Form Select the Faculty Classification Input Form
Classification to Begin

Specify the term and year. The Faculty Classification will be changed for this and every term forward.

Be sure to verify the Term and Year are correct since any existing data will be overwritten, based on the term specified.

 
Faculty Status
Filter the faculty selection based on employment status (Full Time, Part Time, Staff, and more). Select the faculty, then click the double arrow to move them to the Selected Faculty list. Note to use the Shift key to select contiguous entries and the CTRL key to select non-contiguous entries.
Input Option

Multiple
Allows multiple faculty to be updated at once.

Individual
Allows one faculty member to be updated at a time. This option must be specified to review activity. This option can be used if faculty activities will determine the classification selected.

Click Go Back when finished.

 
 
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