If the candidate has engaged in research/creative activity resulting in publications, does the publication list have to be arranged in any particular format?
Yes. The categories of the bibliography are prescribed in the APM (UCD 220 Exhibit C) and it generally separates items into published, in-press, submitted, and in preparation. Abstracts, reviews, and reports having limited distribution are listed separately. It also prescribes the format of the bibliographic entries. Faculty who co-author publications are required to describe their role in each publication (idea, development, bench-work, data analysis, writing, etc.) as well as give a description of co-authors — i.e., are they medical or graduate students, fellows, staff, faculty colleagues. The list of publications must also indicate which articles were peer-reviewed. Although work that is submitted and in preparation may be listed, only work that is published or in-press by December 31 is considered unless the action is an “up or out” promotion.
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- Does the publication list have to be arranged in any particular format?
