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Criteria Used to Evaluate Collegiality and Service for Tenure; 3. Meeting Expectations for Advising, Mentoring, and Recruiting Students; 4. Coping with Committee Responsibilities; 5. Coping with Administrative Responsibilities; 6. Getting Program Grants and Other Extramural Funding for Your Department and Institution; 7. Ways You Can Help Your Institution Meet Its Responsibility to Serve Its Community; 8. Ways You Can Help Your Department Meet Its Service Responsibilities to Professional Associations 327 $a9. Things You Can Do to Enhance Your Department's Reputation10. Do's and Don'ts for Developing Collegial Relationships with Colleagues; 11. Documenting Collegiality and Service for Promotion and Tenure; 12. 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