University of Missouri Chancellor Mun Choi on Thursday faced more questions and criticism about data used in promotion and tenure decisions.
The information came forward during Thursday s meeting of the MU Faculty Council. Faculty members previously expressed displeasure about the arrangement during a General Faculty meeting.
The university uses Academic Analytics, a company that compiles information about journal articles, citations and other data for universities.
The university is paying $512,800 for the service this year.
The company doesn t accurately represent the data for all faculty in all departments, said faculty member Rabia Gregory. She asked how it was being used in faculty and tenure decisions.