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Journal Article
What About Letters in Support of Academic Promotion?
2013
Overview
Roberts and Termuehlen (1) suggest that \"if a writer finds that he or she cannot in good conscience write a positive letter, rather than simply declining the invitation, he or she may talk with the candidate about realistic career goals, the issues of concern, and what the applicant could do to strengthen his or her candidacy.\" The institutional rules may require a certain number of LOR by peers, usually those with whom the candidate never worked, and who hold higher academic rank than the applicant. [...]the committee decides (frequently based on the applicant's recommendation) who the recommenders should be, and it contacts them.
