Instructions: CLADs

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Interfolio Instructions for CLADs

This page has instructions about using Interfolio for college-level advisors (CLADs).

Once the case is ready for you to review, you’ll receive an email from Interfolio. You can click the link in the email to go directly to the case in Interfolio, or, log in to Interfolio and access the case from your Home page. Either way, you’ll need to log in to Interfolio with your Lehigh credentials.

 

Step 4 (College Level Admin Review/Administrative Check)

Every case moves to the CLAD in step 4. In that step, you’ll check that the dossier is complete, then move it forward to the college P&T committee.

Performing the CLAD Check

 

Moving the Case to Step 5

 


Other Things CLADs Might Need to Do

Viewing and Editing Committee Members for an Individual Case

It’s a good idea to check each case to make sure that the committees are correctly set up, and make any edits necessary.

Note: In Interfolio, a “committee” is just the group of people who handle a particular step in the review process. A committee does not have to be a formal committee like a P&T committee. It can be a group of people (e.g., all tenured faculty in the Chemistry department) or even an individual person (e.g., Chemistry Department Chair).

 

Editing Committee Members in General

This refers to changing the list of members of a given committee (e.g., adding or removing someone to or from the Tenured Chemistry Faculty committee).

Important: When you change the membership of a committee in general, it updates every case that uses that committee—even old, closed cases! So use this feature cautiously. If you are building a committee for the next cycle’s review candidates, don’t change last cycle’s committee; instead, create a new one and then create cases using that committee.

 

Creating a Special Committee

This refers to creating a special committee for a faculty member with a joint appointment and an MOU that specifies that they have a special committee.

Although you can create an Ad Hoc committee for an individual case, we recommend creating a committee so that it can be reused for future cases for the same candidate.

Creating the Committee

 

Adding the Committee to the Case

If you have any questions or need additional help, please contact Janele Krzywicki or Daniele Holland.