OASIS (introduced 2013) and ASIS (introduced 2000) are Arts and Science Information Systems. They are web-based interfaces sharing a relational database, developed and maintained by the FAS Office of Institutional Research. The systems integrate information residing in several independent university data sources for Arts & Science classes/courses, faculty, adjuncts/union employees, and GSAS graduate students.
Departmental users can plan and report on faculty leaves, faculty Annual Merit Increases (AMI), class scheduling, class staffing, other duties staffing, adjunct appointment letter generation, graduate student degrees conferred or expected, job placements, graduate student funding, and pre-semester teacher training. Arts & Science deans and senior administration can make data-informed policy decisions in areas such as curricular reform, faculty recruitment, graduate student financial aid support levels, and faculty staffing projections.
A secure search box is available atop both systems for more efficient administration. FAS administrators, staff, and faculty are welcome to contact the OASIS staff to request access or assistance.