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Allergy-Immunology Contacts

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Our Office is located at:
Northwestern University
Feinberg School of Medicine
240 E. Huron, McGaw M-316
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 695-4000 Phone
(312) 695-4141 Fax
 
People in the Department:

In Good Hands

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Published quarterly, and aimed more at our own faculty and staff (but open to all), this newsletter gives more detailed insights into the individuals who make up our team, with emphasis on newcomers.  Also included is information about new scholarly articles published and awards earned by members of the Division.
 
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Newsletters

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Our Division publishes two regular newsletters:
 
The NUARS Newsletter (Northwestern University Arthritis Research Society)
Updates readers with news about the people in our Division, the progress being made in our research work, and a few of the Friends of NUARS whose generosity helps to make that work possible.
 

General Internal Medicine - Vascular Medicine Training Program

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Vascular Medicine Training Program

Northwestern Rheumatology Internal-Use Intranet

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After the areas of this website that are fully accessible to the public have been brought up to our standards, we will use this area to add internal-use-only content.
 
Eventually, we hope to provide password-protected access to:

Promotion & Tenure

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This page summarizes the administrative requirements and timeline for the promotion and tenure process. If you are a faculty member seeking information about career and portfolio development, please visit our Faculty Development page.

Promotion & Tenure Criteria

The criteria for promotion and tenure vary by appointment rank and career track. Please visit the website of the Feinberg School of Medicine to view promotion and tenure criteria:

Faculty Appointment Checklist

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The checklist on this page compiles the information required for all faculty appointments and helps you determine which items are necessary for your specific appointment. Please note that many documents can now be uploaded to the Professional Activities Database. To upload documents, you may use either of the following methods:

Uploading Documents: Method A

Referee Guidelines

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Use this page to determine how many referees are required for a new faculty appointment and obtain resources for soliciting letters of recommendation.

Important! The DOM FA no longer solicits reference letters for new faculty appointments.

Drafting Offer Letters

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Understand the difference between a conditional offer letter and a true offer letter, and select a template for drafting a letter to a candidate.

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