Academic Employee Voting Rights Sample Clauses

Academic Employee Voting Rights. A. For campus-wide situations requiring a vote of the faculty, each full-time tenured and probationary academic employee and each full-time, temporary academic employee with one or more years of seniority, has one vote in his/her primary department or division. In his/her primary department, temporary full-time academic employees with less than one full year seniority are not eligible to vote.
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