Curriculum Vitaes & Bibliographies
The "official department" curriculum vitaes (CVs) and Bibliographies (Bibs) for faculty members are maintained on the M: drive. The format used is very specific in order to be in compliance with UF’s promotion and tenure guidelines. Updates and changes to the CV/Bib should be forwarded to Anita Yeager in the Editorial Office. Please send the original correspondence, program booklet/brochure, journal, or book, which usually contains all the information that is needed to update. The original material will be returned, if requested. If a faculty member wishes to keep his own CV/Bib in a different format, he may do so, but must still send all information to the editorial office so that the department CV/Bib is up-to-date. The department CV/Bib is the official document used for promotion and tenure, accreditation, annual reports, and other departmental/university administrative purposes.
Curriculum Vitaes
Categories on the CV are:
Name
Present Appointment(s)
Date and Place of Birth
Citizenship (If Applicable)
Social Security Number
Education
Appointments
Military Service (If Applicable)
Honors and Awards
Boards
Licensure
Editorial Boards
Society Memberships
Visiting Professorships
Teaching And Advising
Committee Appointments
Service (Noncommittee)
Special Achievements
Bibliographies
Publications are classified under the following headings in the order shown. (An article that is "in press" is listed at the end of the appropriate category.)
Books, Author
Books, Editor
Books, Contributor of a Chapter
Monographs
Refereed Publications
Competitive Abstracts
Editorials and Invited Articles
Nonrefereed Publications
Reviews
Miscellaneous
Papers Submitted or in Preparation
Papers and Lectures Presented
Scientific Exhibits
Movies/Videos
Grants
Description of classifications:
Monograph: A small book or article devoted to a single, usually limited subject.
Refereed Publication: An article invited or selected for publication that undergoes outside peer review or is reviewed by an editorial board comprised of physicians.
Competitive Abstract: An abstract that undergoes peer review and is usually published in the society’s journal.
Editorial: Both editorials and letters to the editor are listed in this category.
Nonrefereed Publication: An article that is not subjected to peer review.
Noncompetitive Abstract: An abstract that is not subject to the review process and is usually printed in the program that is distributed to participants at a meeting.
Miscellaneous: This category is for newsletters and other publications
that do not apply to the above categories.
