by Elise Rosado | Oct 28, 2022 | Faculty Relations
Deliberative Decision Making Deliberative Decision Making (DDM) is an approach to deliberation designed to promote best practices for process quality and authenticity in decision making and introduce strategies for running meetings to increase participation and equity...
by Alec | Oct 4, 2022 | Faculty Lifecycles
By: Kate Willink, Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs A department’s ability to make high-quality decisions is dependent on the quality of deliberation that precedes the choices made as a department. There is considerable historical and empirical evidence that the quality...
by Alec | Apr 29, 2022 | Faculty Lifecycles
By: Ann Petrila, Professor of the Practice, Kimberly Bender, Professor for Children and Youth, Graduate School of Social Work After our first year of using the DDM model to guide our promotion and tenure deliberations, we turned to year two and were a bit shocked by...
by Alec | Jan 28, 2022 | VPFA
Lisa Pasko, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Sociology and Criminology Several years ago, under then-Chair Hava Gordon’s leadership, faculty in the Department of Sociology and Criminology began moving toward deliberate decision-making (DDM) in hiring...
by justine | Feb 1, 2021 | Faculty Lifecycles
Former Faculty Senate President Darrin Hicks and Kate Willink are extending the work of the symposium through a unit-level P &T committee pilot this year. We are now applying our insights in DDM to the tenure and promotion process. As demonstrated in...
