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Scholarly
AI-native faculty lifecycle platform for higher education.
About Scholarly
Scholarly is AI-native software for the full faculty lifecycle, built for the offices that run higher education behind the scenes. We help provosts, deans, and faculty affairs teams replace spreadsheets, email chains, and disconnected systems with one platform for faculty activity reporting, promotion and tenure, course evaluations, committee workflows, accreditation support, and more. Faculty can upload multimedia artifacts (CVs, documents, images, video) as evidence of their work, administrators get extensive reporting and data-driven insight into what their institution is actually producing, and customizable permissions keep the right people in control of the right information. Our customers are colleges and universities that want modern, intelligent tools that can be configured to their unique needs. We're building the system of record for academic affairs, and we'd love to show you what that looks like. Founded in 2023 and based in Denver, Colorado and Seattle, Washington.
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Signals from Scholarly
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Presence & Recognition
Scholarly and the Donald & Barbara Zucker School of Medicine are hosting a live Zoom event on September 29 featuring Whitney Steller and Rusty Cowher on the topic of faculty data and processes.
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Products & Services
Scholarly removed the need for a shared drive, a spreadsheet, and manual emails to tell a dossier is waiting, allowing faculty, chairs, committee reviewers, and admins to run the process on a platform built for them.
Reported by Rusty Cowher
Presence & Recognition
Scholarly and the Donald & Barbara Zucker School of Medicine faculty affairs foundation are sitting down for a practical look at how that foundation pays off on September 29, 2026, with live Q&A.
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Products & Services
Scholarly released August product updates that include smoother external review letter collection, a clearer view for faculty of profile changes since last login, and speed and reliability improvements across the platform.
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