2024-2025 Sabbatical Leave

The Sabbatical Leave Program provides one and two semester leaves to eligible faculty members to undertake projects of academic significance to themselves and their departments or units. Faculty are not required to be in attendance at the University during a sabbatical leave. The Program is administered by the Dean’s Office of Arts and Sciences for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. This year, faculty may submit the application through DocuSign or through the PDF version. 

Application: 2024-2025 Sabbatical Leave Application [DOCUSIGN]  or Sabbatical Leave Program 2024-2025

Deadline: Friday, January 5, 2024

2024-2025 Competitive Leave

The University’s Competitive Fellowship Leave program allows eligible faculty members the opportunity to take advantage of fellowship offers made through several prestigious and highly competitive national and international programs, e.g. Fulbright, Guggenheim, Mellon, Social Science Research Council, American Council of Learned Societies, without major financial detriment.

Application: 2024-2025 Competitive Leave Fellowship Program Guidelines, Agreement and Authorization Form [PDF]

Deadline (to the FASC Dean’s Office): Monday, April 15, 2024

Please note:  Faculty eligible for faculty leaves must also receive approval by their Department Chair and Dean. Typically, approval is based on the teaching needs of the department and overall budget. If you have questions regarding sabbatical or competitive leave, please feel free to contact Maria Buckley at maria.buckley@rutgers.edu, (856) 225-2951 or your Department Chair. Also, before submitting your application to the Dean’s Office for final approval and processing, the Department Chair endorsement must be included.

2024-2025 Non-Instructional Assignment Application and Instructions

While the University continues not to permit “terminal sabbatical” agreements, the University and the AAUP-AFT have negotiated an agreement which provides faculty with a paid one- or two-semester Non-Instructional Assignment, which is a research assignment where faculty devote all their time and effort towards an approved research project.  Upon completion of that Non-Instructional Assignment, the faculty member is not required to return to University service for a period of time equal to the length of the Non-Instructional Assignment.  Eligible, full-time AAUP-AFT faculty (but not including AAUP-AFT faculty formerly represented by the AAUP-BHSNJ) may apply for a Non-Instructional Assignment.  If approved, faculty will be allowed to concentrate on a research project of academic significance to themselves and their departments or schools/units in their assigned field of study for one or two semesters at 100% of their base salary (while not being required to resume their duties at the University following such assignment).

Application: 2024-2025 Non-Instructional Assignment Application [DOCUSIGN]  or Fill-in PDF application or Print blank application

Deadline: Friday, May 31, 2024

 

 

 

2024-2025 Faculty on Leave

Fall 2024
  • Chemistry
    • Georgia Arbuckle-Keil
    • Guillaume Lamoureux
  • Childhood Studies
    • Sarada Balagopalan
    • Daniel T.J. Cook
  • Computer Science
    • Iman Dehzangi
  • English and Communication
    • Keith Green
    • Lauren Grodstein
    • Holly Humes
    • Allison Page
  • History
    • Nick Kapur
    • Emily Marker
  • Mathematics
    • Nawaf Bou-Rabee
  • Philosophy and Religion
    • Stuart Charme
  • Public Policy and Administration
    • Nathaniel Wright
  • Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
    • Joan Maya Mazelis
    • Richard Stansfield
  • Visual, Media and Performing Arts
    • Elizabeth Demary
    • Chinghsin Wu
Spring 2025
      • Biology
        • Kwangwon Lee
      • Chemistry
        • Georgia Arbuckle-Keil
        • Guillaume Lamoureux
      • Childhood Studies
        • Valerie Bass
      • Economics
        • Osama Hamed
      • English and Communication
        • Holly Blackford Humes
        • James Brown
        • Paul Lisicky
        • Patrick Rosal
        • Jillian Sayre
      • History
        • Katherine Epstein
        • Susan Mokhberi
      • Mathematics
        • Nawaf Bou-Rabee
        • Haydee Herrera-Guzman
        • Mahesh Nerurkar
      • Political Science
        • Michael Boyle
      • Psychology
        • Ira Roseman
      • Visual, Media and Performing Arts
        • Margery Amdur
        • James Mobley
        • Cyril Reade
        • Chinghsin Wu
      • World Languages and Cultures

James Rushing

2023-2024 Faculty on Leave
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2020-2021 Faculty on Leave
2019-2020 Faculty on Leave
2018-2019 Faculty on Leave
2017-2018 Faculty on Leave