Academic Affairs and Standards Council Sample Clauses

Academic Affairs and Standards Council. Faculty have fundamental and unique responsibility in matters affecting the academic well-being of the state colleges. The parties agree that the faculty hold the critical role in academic decision-making at the colleges. In order to ensure such role, the parties agree to establish an Academic Affairs and Standards Council to which management and faculty will bring all proposals regarding academic affairs and standards.
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Academic Affairs and Standards Council. Release time for the chairperson of the Academic Affairs and Standards Council may be mutually agreed upon between the faculty member and the college president or designee in consultation with the MSCF grievance representative. If release time is not agreed upon, the chairperson shall receive a stipend of two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.00). The other faculty members of the Council may be compensated if and as agreed to by the college president or designee.

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