This system is used by faculty to complete their annual reviews and Reappointment, Promotion, and Tenure (RPT) processes. Annual reviews and RPT are simplified by entering data once into the system. The system workflows enable an easy routing process for submissions and reviews.
Having all faculty information in one place enables the university demonstrate its campus community engagement and research activities. When state legislators, accreditors, regents, or other campus administrators inquire about faculty activity in a particular area, the university can respond using the information stored in the system.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I log in to Watermark Faculty Success?
- Where can I find documentation on how to use watermark?
- Do I have to enter the information myself?
- How is the data entered in the system used?
- Who has access to the information in the system?
How do I log in to Watermark Faculty Success?
Log in at digitalmeasures.unomaha.edu using your Canvas or Office 365 password.
Where can I find documentation on how to use watermark?
Do I have to enter the information myself?
Units across campus have chosen a variety of ways to ensure that items are entered into the system. Some units have asked faculty to enter items individually while others have relied on administrative assistants and graduate students to help. The system is structured in such a way that others can be given access to accounts to aid in the entering of information.
How is the data entered in the system used?
The system is designed for faculty to enter information that would allow them to generate annual reports. Some colleges use it for RPT documentation. Contact your department chair to verify RPT usage. The information in the system is intended to be used for multiple purposes with a variety of potential audiences and should be considered public record. Therefore, anything that might be considered confidential, secure, or private should not be entered into the system.
Who has access to the information in the system?
Faculty members have access to their own accounts. Department chairs, directors, selected administrators in Academic and Student Affairs, and other individuals within the appropriate deans offices can access faculty accounts. Some units have also authorized administrative assistants and/or graduate students to enter items for faculty thus granting them access to that information.