Earl G Graves School of Business and Management CRITERIA FOR GRADUATE FACULTY DESIGNATION 1. Purpose
The purpose of the Criteria for Graduate Faculty Designation is to establish standards for designating qualified faculty as members of the “Graduate Faculty” and “Adjunct Graduate Faculty” in the Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management (GSBM). These standards are intended to ensure the ongoing success of graduate education by identifying faculty who maintain robust levels of research and scholarship, support the delivery of highquality graduate-level courses, engage actively in scholarly advising of graduate students, and are fully engaged in the graduate community of Morgan State University. 2. Definitions
The following definitions of certain terms are used in this document. 2.1 School: Shall individually or collectively mean Morgan State University’s College of
Liberal Arts, School of Architecture and Planning, School of Business and Management, School of Community Health and Policy, School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences, School of Education and Urban Studies, School of Engineering, School of Global Journalism and Communication, School of Graduate Studies, College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies, and School of Social Work. 2.2 University: Shall mean Morgan State University. 2.3 Provost: Shall mean Morgan State University’s Provost/Senior Vice President for
Academic Affairs. 2.4 Graduate Council: The body of designated graduate faculty, graduate coordinators, and
administrative officers as designated by Deans of the Schools.
3. Regulation Statements
Morgan State University is committed to recruiting, developing, and retaining the most qualified faculty to teach and to guide the research of students admitted to the School of Graduate Studies. Such faculty are expected to be actively engaged in research, publishing, teaching graduate courses, guiding research for doctoral dissertations, and performing service to the University.
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