RADAR

Indicates the level and type of award granted to a student who graduates in a given plan code. For example, Bachelor's, Master's, Research Doctorate, Clinical Doctorate, Undergraduate Certificate, Capstone Certificate.

An academic year consists of sequential summer, fall, and spring terms. For example, the 2021-22 academic years includes summer 2021, fall 2021, and spring 2022.

This is simply a unique student identifier (10 digits). It may occasionally change at the student's request. It is not the same as ID in the Student Information System (SIS) or ID in the Human Resources System (HRS).

The employment sector associated with the Coalition for Next Generation Life Science (CNGLS) taxonomy. Sectors include:

1. Academia: Academic institutions of higher education, including colleges, universities, some medical centers, or free-standing research institutions where training occurs.

2. Government: Any organization operated by federal, state, local or foreign governments.

3. For-Profit: Any organization that operates to make a profit, including some industry research.

4. Nonprofit: Any non-governmental organization that does not operate to make a profit.

5. Other: Includes unemployed, full-time caretaker or parent, on extended medical leave or employed at an organization not included in other options.

The career type associated with the Coalition for Next Generation Life Science (CNGLS) taxonomy. Career types include:

1. Primarily research: The primary, although not necessarily the only, focus is the conduct or oversight of scientific research.

2, Primarily teaching: The primary, although not necessarily the only, focus is teaching.

3. Science-related: Career that is relevant to the conduct of scientific research, but does not directly conduct or oversee research activities.

4. Not related to science: Career that is not directly relevant to the conduct of scientific research. 

5. Further training or education: Temporary training position including postdoctoral appointments, medical residencies & graduate school.

A classification framework for U.S. postsecondary education institutions first developed by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education in 1970. The framework is widely used in postsecondary research and policy fields to differentiate types of institutions within the American higher education sector. Detailed information on the basic framework is at https://carnegieclassifications.iu.edu/classification_descriptions/basic.php.

The country where a person's employer is located.

The name of a person's work organization or employer.

The U.S. state where a person's employer is located.

SIS personal identifier. It is also called a "student Empl ID." The ID will never be changed throughout the individual's relationship with the University. This is not the same as Campus ID. This is not the same as HR ID or the ID field from HRS or the Empl ID from HRS.

The calendar year in which a person started employment in a new position. This can refer to either a change of employer, or a change of job title under an existing employer.

The job or occupation title used by a person in their place of employment.  

The Open Researcher and Contributor ID number used to uniquely identify individuals engaged in research, scholarship and innovation activities. More information at https://orcid.org.  

The tenure status of a person if employed at a post-secondary institution. Options are 'Not Tenure Track', 'Tenure Track', 'Tenured', 'Unknown', 'Not Applicable'

The name of a person's employment unit within an organization.