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11 J. Legal Stud. Educ. 1 (1993)

handle is hein.journals/jlse11 and id is 1 raw text is: PROMOTION AND TENURE DECISIONS FOR BUSINESS LAW FACULTY IN AACSB COLLEGES OF BUSINESS *ARTHUR J. HAMILTON **CHARLES P. BARIL ***I)ONNA L. STREET Faculty evaluation decisions are among the most important, yet difficult, processes in colleges and universities. Information concerning the factors that impact these decisions is important to all faculty members. Recently, Daughtrey and Gibbes reported the emphasis that thirty college of business deans place on various research, teaching, and service activities of business law faculty.' Our paper reports the results of a survey of all American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) department heads who evaluate business law faculty performance.2 The survey addresses the relative value of various scholarly activities in tenure, promotion to associate professor, and promotion to full professor decisions as well as the importance of research relative to teaching and service in these decisions. Our results indicate that scholarship plays a primary role in the performance evaluation of business law faculty. The scholarly accom- plishments most valued by department heads of business law faculty are those related to publications, external recognition, and funding. * Professor, College of Business, James Madison University. ** Assistant Professor, College of Business, James Madison University. *** Associate Professor, College of Business, James Madison University. William H. Daughtrey, Jr. & Peter L. Gibbes, Survey of Collegiate School-of-Business Deans Concerning Business Law Faculty, 8 J. LEGAL STUD. EDUC. 53 (1989/90). 2 AMERICAN ASSEMBLY OF COLLEGIATE SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY (1990).

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