Faculty Vitae Update
Here is an electronic copy of the newest Faculty Vitae Update form for May 1, 2007 - April 30, 2008. The form is in Word, RTF and ASCII Text formats.
For questions about the form's content, contact Debbie Lassila in Academic Human Resources at 7-3112 or Ann Roth at 7-2794 also in Academic Human Resources.
- Print this page so that you have a hardcopy version of these instructions. Consider giving the instructions a quick read before you begin.
- Position the mouse pointer over the text that corresponds to your word processing program,
and then press and hold the right mouse button to display a menu of options.
- Microsoft Word, minimum version 6.0, for UNIX, MAC, and PC users. If you have an older version of Word, download the RTF file format. The filename is vitae08.doc.
- Rich Text Format (RTF) for UNIX, MAC, PC users. Use this file format if your version of MS Word is older than version 6.X. Filesize=313KB. The filename is vitae08.rtf.
- ASCII Text File for UNIX, MAC, PC users.
The filename is vitae08.txt.
- Choose the menu option that saves the file to your computer's hard disk.
To choose the menu option, just click it.
- For Netscape users, the menu option is called Save Link As.
- For Internet Explorer users, the menu option is called Save As.
- For Mozilla Firefox users, the menu option is called Save Page As.
You see the file management window that your operating system supports.
- Indicate where on your computer's hard disk you want the file stored. The download process begins. You know the process is over when the download message box disappears.
- Now that the file is on your computer's hard disk, open the word processing program that corresponds to the file you chose.
- Open the file called vitae08 (the file extension will depend on your word processing program) in the word processing program. If the file opens without errors, you have successfully downloaded the file. If you get errors, please contact Ann Roth at aroth@mtu.edu.
- Complete the form using the software feature set offered by your word processing program.