Outstanding Scholars Workflow: Approving Projects for Department Heads and Coordinator

Summary

When a faculty member submits an Outstanding Scholars project proposal, it is sent to their department head and then to the Outstanding Scholars coordinator for approval.

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Approving or Rejecting Project Proposals

When a faculty member submits an Outstanding Scholars project proposal, it is sent to their department head and then to the Outstanding Scholars coordinator for approval. This request is sent in an email like in the image below.

Clicking the URL after "Link" will bring you to the project details which you can review before selecting your decision. Selecting Approve or Reject allows you to add details which will be saved to the project proposal.

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Article ID: 139592
Created
Thu 11/18/21 2:53 PM
Modified
Thu 3/2/23 2:21 PM

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