Administrators Holding Continuing Contracts as Faculty Members Sample Clauses

Administrators Holding Continuing Contracts as Faculty Members. Faculty members who hold continuing contracts at the College and accept an appointment to an Administrator position shall be placed on leave-of-absence status from their continuing contract for a period not to exceed five (5) years. After the five (5) year period has expired, the leave-of-absence status from continuing contract shall expire. During the five (5) year period, such persons may revert to their continuing contract status if they are otherwise eligible in the event that they are not reappointed to their administrative position or if they opt not to accept such appointment. If they revert to their continuing contract status, they will be considered for assignments for which they are qualified in the same manner as all other continuing contract Faculty in their discipline. If no position exists, the Faculty member’s position could be eliminated pursuant to section 6 of this Article or Article 28, Reduction in Force. Dismissal from an Administrator position for cause would constitute a reason for not being eligible to return to a Faculty position. Dismissal from an Administrator position does not invoke any of the hearing processes set forth in section 5 of this Article or the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement.
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Administrators Holding Continuing Contracts as Faculty Members. Faculty members who hold continuing contracts at the College and who accept an appointment to a Managerial, Professional or Administrator position (including, but not limited to, Xxxx, Associate Xxxx, Director or higher level) shall be placed on leave-of-absence status from their continuing contract for a period not to exceed five (5) years. After the five (5) year period has expired, the leave-of-absence status from continuing contract shall expire. During the five (5) year period, such persons may revert to their continuing contract status if they are otherwise eligible in the event that they are not reappointed to their administrative position or if they opt not to accept such appointment. If they revert to their continuing contract status, they will be considered for assignments for which they are qualified in the same manner as all other continuing contract Faculty in their discipline. If no position exists, the Faculty member’s position could be eliminated pursuant to section 6 of this Article or Article 28, Reduction in Force. Dismissal from an Administrator position for cause would constitute a reason for not being eligible to return to a Faculty position. Dismissal from an Administrator position does not invoke any of the hearing processes set forth in section 5 of this Article or the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement.
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