1. In general, a search must meet every criterion selected for there to be a match.
   To find someone who teaches Vocational/Technical Education (VT ED) courses and does research in graduate education the faculty member (1) must be assigned to teach a VT ED course for the selected term and also have either (2) a sponsored program (funded research), or (3) a research proposal that includes ‘graduate education ' in its project title.
   
   Search Form
   
   
   
2. The criteria specified for a given search are displayed at the top of Results page.
   
   Results Page
   
    
   
3. If results are returned, click on the faculty name to see a detailed record, which may include a summary or a vita. Click on the view button to view a vita.
   
   Faculty Detail Page
   
   
   
   
4. Select Teaching Assignments to View courses for current and future terms.
   
   
5. Select Funded Research to view Sponsored Programs for current year.
   
   The keywords used in the search criteria are highlighted if there is a match.
   
   
6. Select Research Proposals to view proposals for the current year.
   
   
   
   
7. You may make a keyword search without entering a keyword in the keyword text box. The following graphic shows a check mark in the Faculy Summary checkbox. This will perform a wild-card search of all faculty members who have a summary in the faculty book database.
   
   
   
   
8. Whereas all other criteria limit a search, a keyword search on summary, funded research and proposed research looks in all three data sources. The following graphic shows a check mark in the Faculty Summary, Funded Research and Research Proposals chekboxes. This will perform a wildcard search of all faculty members (1) who have a summary in the faculty book database, or (2) who have a sponsored program or (3) who have a research proposal.
   
   
   
   
9. The checkbox for the criteria must be selected to return results. If you enter data into any search form field, the checkbox associated with that field will automatically turn on using Internet Explorer or Netscape. With Opera, or other browsers, one may need to select checkbox manually.
10. If you remove data from any field, or drop-down list, the checkbox associated with that form field will automatically deselect.
11. If you deselect a checkbox, the form field will clear.

Dr. Nilson's Clemson faculty record used with permission.