Resources for Writing Your Sabbatical Report
The Sabbatical Report is due the semester following the completion of your sabbatical.
You may Review Sabbatical Leave Reports from others. For your convenience, copies are located in Course Reserves at Doyle Library, electronic files are on the Sabbatical Leave Public SharePoint Site, along with a few examples at the bottom of this page.
Download Report Template as a Word Document:
PROCEDURES FOR SUBMITTING YOUR SABBATICAL LEAVE REPORT
- Follow format, font, length and style requirements as outlined in the Sabbatical Report Template document.
- Submit an electronic Microsoft Word document via email to shagerman@santarosa.edu and moxford@santarosa.edu by the deadline stated in Sabbatical Committee Timelines.
- NOTE: The submission deadline is firm. Non-compliance could be considered as non-fulfillment of the contract.
- Appendices that are of different file types (as opposed to something that is an easy attachment at the end of a Word doc) can be sent electronically as separate files.
FILE NAMING
Name the file: First and Last Name, date of submission, SabReport
(Example: Walt Disney 101824 SabReport)
With any revision, remember to change the date of submission so that it is clear which version of the proposal is being looked at
Committee Recommendations:
- Proof your work for professionalism, clarity and writing errors before submission.
- Describe what actually happened on your sabbatical; how you completed every activity and achieved your desired outcome.
- Only include work completed during your designated sabbatical period.
- Follow the same organization as your proposal.
- Referencing your proposal, change all "I will" to "I did" statements.
- Edit for changes from your proposal (i.e., if you included options for an activity, only write about the one you did).
Example Reports:
Best Practices Examples: Filomina Avila, Molly Matheson, Damon Neidlinger
Course Activities Example: Nora Wheeler
Coursework/Certifications Examples: Tara Jacobson, Sheryl Cavales Doolan
Creative Original Work Example: Stephanie Sanchez
Development of Shared Resources Example: Bic Ha Dovan
Textbook/Open Education Resource Development (OER) Examples: Jennifer Royal, George Sturr