The following is a short list of forms most frequently used by faculty and academic administrators alike.
The forms listed below are available on Answers on the Faculty Affairs Resources and Forms page.
If you are looking for a form that you do not see listed here, contact Faculty Affairs.
Forms
Annual CV Update
Report and Recommendations on Tenure-Track Faculty
Candidate’s Request for Tenure Review
Senate Form A
Tenure and/or Promotion Summary Dossier checklist
Faculty Administrative Leave of Absence Application
Faculty Research Leave of Absence Application
Faculty Parental Leave of Absence Application
Disability/Maternity Benefits Application
Return to Work Form (for disability leaves)
Part-time Leave of Absence Request*
*For leaves of absence for part-time faculty who are governed by the Syracuse University/Adjuncts United Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Additional Resources
The following are compiled here as a resource to you. If you have any recommendations for resources that would be good additions to this site, please contact us.
- Forms for travel reimbursements, direct deposit and many others are found on the Business, Finance, and Administrative Services forms website. Also the Office of Human Resources (especially the forms list) includes all benefit and some leaves related resources and forms.
- The Syracuse University Campus Store, located in the Schine Student Center, facilitates textbook and course material ordering through the University’s official online textbook marketplace, eCampus, and its satellite location in Slocum Hall focuses on the needs of architecture and art students. The store also carries apparel, Syracuse University gifts and gear, computers, supplies and other specialty merchandise.
- The Department of Public Safety is dedicated to maintaining a safe and secure living, learning and working environment for the Syracuse University community.
- Parking and Transportation Services manages parking permits, event parking, shuttle transportation and accessible transportation needs.
- You can reserve meeting space for non-academic purposes (for example, a room in Schine Student Center) through Student Engagement or host an academic event in Bird Library or in Hendricks Chapel. If you are traveling to New York City for University business, you can also reserve accommodations at Lubin House. For help with academic space requests, check with administrative support in your school or college.