Application for Tenure Sample Clauses

Application for Tenure. 10.6.1 Subject to the provisions of Article 10.3.9, all Tenurable Employees shall be candidates for tenure on 15 January of the fifth probationary year. 10.6.2 By 15 January, the Chair of the Academic Unit shall submit the names of all Employees in the Academic Unit who are candidates for tenure to the secretary of the UTPC. 10.6.3 By 1 February, the candidate, with the assistance of the Chair of the Academic Unit, shall submit the tenure dossier containing all the required documents normally covering nine (9) semesters to the chair of the TC, and shall advise the President of the Mount Royal Faculty Association of the application for tenure.
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Application for Tenure. Tenure with Promotion, and Promotion: An applicant for promotion shall submit a properly documented application form to the office of the Chief Human Resource Officer by September 1. Applications with attachments may not exceed thirty (30) pages, excluding separate support materials provided for in Article 10.10 and in Article 16.
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Application for Tenure. 16.3.1 An employee in, or about to enter, the third year of his or her candidacy appointment shall be notified by the Xxxx or Director, in writing, of the upcoming tenure hearing no later than July 1 of the college year in which the tenure decision will be made. An employee who chooses to be considered for tenure prior to the final year of his or her candidacy appointment shall give notice, in writing, to the Xxxx or Director of his or her intention no later than July 1 of the college year in which the tenure decision will be made. 16.3.2 Employees who are to be considered for tenure shall submit an application through the Xxxx or Director no later than September 1 of the college year in which the tenure decision will be made. 16.3.3 The application shall be accompanied by: an up-to-date curriculum vitae, a summary of teaching experience, copies of all relevant scholarly publications or works, a summary of the candidate's contribution to OUC, his or her profession, and the community, and any other documentation the candidate considers as evidence of fulfillment of criteria. 16.3.4 The Xxxx or Director shall forward the application, supporting documentation, and a copy of the employee's official personnel file to the Chair of the relevant Departmental Review Committee within 5 working days of receipt of an application. The applicant shall receive a copy of his or her official file. 16.3.5 OUC and all employees participating in the tenure process shall maintain confidentiality.
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Application for Tenure. The parties agree that periods of time for which the teacher is on childbirth leave shall not be counted in determining the completion of probationary period.
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Application for Tenure. 1. Bargaining unit faculty members in the tenure stream may seek tenure only one 2. All bargaining unit faculty members shall be provided at the time of their initial appointment with all criteria and guidelines for tenure that apply to their appointment. In the event of a change in the criteria and guidelines, bargaining unit faculty members who seek tenure after the adoption of the new criteria and guidelines may elect to do so under the new criteria and guidelines or under those in effect at the time of their initial appointment. 3. In the event that a bargaining unit faculty member in the tenure stream applies for tenure prior to their sixth year in the tenure stream, or ninth year in the tenure stream for bargaining unit faculty members appointed to the School of Nursing, and tenure is not awarded, the bargaining unit faculty member's appointment in the tenure stream will terminate at the end of their current appointment term or one (1) year following the date of written notification of the decision, whichever is longer.
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Application for Tenure. 10.6.1 Subject to the provisions of Article 10.6.4, all tenurable employees shall be candidates for tenure on 15 January of the fifth probationary year. 10.6.2 By 15 January, the Chair of the academic unit shall submit the names of all employees in the academic unit who are candidates for tenure to the secretary of the UTPC. 10.6.3 By 1 February, the candidate, with the assistance of the Chair of the academic unit, shall submit the tenure dossier containing all the required documents normally covering nine (9) semesters to the chair of the TPC, and shall advise the President of the Mount Royal Faculty Association of the application for tenure. 10.6.4 A tenurable employee may elect to extend the probationary period as described in Article 10.3 for one year, subject to the following provisions:
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Application for Tenure. 10.6.1 Subject to the provisions of Article 10.6.4, all tenurable employees shall be candidates for tenure on 15 January of the fifth probationary year. 10.6.2 By 15 January, the Chair of the academic unit shall submit the names of all employees in the academic unit who are candidates for tenure to the secretary of the UTPC. 10.6.3 By 1 February, the candidate, with the assistance of the Chair of the academic unit, shall submit the tenure dossier containing all the required documents normally covering nine (9) semesters to the chair of the TPC, and shall advise the President of the Mount Royal Faculty Association of the application for tenure. 10.6.4 A tenurable employee may elect to extend the probationary period as described in Article 10.3 for one year, subject to the following provisions: 10.6.4.1 The employee has not previously elected to extend the probationary period. 10.6.4.2 The employee has not been granted an additional probationary year as provided for in Article 10.8.2.3. 10.6.4.3 The employee shall remain in the same work pattern identified in the letter of appointment. 10.6.4.4 The employee shall notify the Chair of the academic unit and the President of the Mount Royal Faculty Association, after receipt of the annual tenure evaluation report for the fourth probationary year and no later than 30 September of the fifth probationary year that he/she is electing to extend the probationary period for one year. 10.6.4.5 All tenurable employees who elect to extend the probationary period for one year shall be candidates for tenure on 15 January of the sixth probationary year. Application for tenure shall be as outlined in Articles 10.6.2 and 10.6.3, with the exception that the tenure dossier will normally contain all the required documents covering eleven (11) semesters.
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Application for Tenure. 1. Bargaining unit faculty members in the tenure stream may seek tenure only one time. 2. In the event that a bargaining unit faculty member in the tenure stream applies for tenure prior to their sixth year in the tenure stream, or ninth year in the tenure stream for bargaining unit faculty members appointed to the School of Nursing, and tenure is not awarded, the bargaining unit faculty member’s appointment in the tenure stream will terminate at the end of their current appointment term. 3. The parties acknowledge that Employer Policy AC 28 contains an appeal process applicable to denial of a bargaining unit faculty member’s tenure application and agree that the process set forth therein shall be the only appeal and/or grievance process available to bargaining unit faculty members. Denial of a bargaining unit faculty member’s application for tenure shall not be subject to the grievance and arbitration procedure. 1. Appointment of tenured bargaining unit faculty members shall be in accordance with Chapter II, Article IV of the Bylaws of the University. 2. Tenure may only be held by Professors and Associate Professors, and only in the school or regional campus where tenure is granted. 3. Promotion of Tenured Faculty a. After three (3) years as Associate Professor with tenure, bargaining unit faculty may apply for promotion to the rank of Full Professor with tenure. b. In the event that an Associate Professor with tenure is denied promotion to Full Professor with tenure, they may reapply for such promotion no earlier than one (1) year following denial of promotion. c. The parties acknowledge that Employer Policy AC 28 contains an appeal process applicable to denial of a tenured bargaining unit faculty member’s promotion application and agree that the process set forth therein shall be the only appeal and/or grievance process available to tenured bargaining unit faculty members. Denial of a tenured bargaining unit faculty member’s application for promotion shall not be subject to the grievance and arbitration procedure.
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Application for Tenure. 1. Bargaining unit faculty members in the tenure stream may seek tenure only one time. 2. All bargaining unit faculty members shall be provided at the time of their initial appointment with all criteria and guidelines for tenure that apply to their appointment. In the event of a change in the criteria and guidelines, bargaining unit faculty members who seek tenure after the adoption of the new criteria and guidelines may elect to do so under the new criteria and guidelines or under those in effect at the time of their initial appointment. 3. In the event that a bargaining unit faculty member in the tenure stream applies for tenure prior to their sixth year in the tenure stream, or ninth year in the tenure stream for bargaining unit faculty members appointed to the School of Nursing, and tenure is not awarded, the bargaining unit faculty member’s appointment in the tenure stream will terminate at the end of their current appointment term. 4. The parties acknowledge that Employer Policy AC 28 contains an appeal process applicable to denial of a bargaining unit faculty member’s tenure application and agree that the process set forth therein shall be the only appeal and/or grievance process available to bargaining unit faculty members. Denial of a bargaining unit faculty member’s application for tenure shall not be subject to the grievance and arbitration procedure. 1. Appointment of tenured bargaining unit faculty members shall be in accordance with Chapter II, Article IV of the Bylaws of the University. 2. Tenure may only be held by Professors and Associate Professors, and only in the school or regional campus where tenure is granted. 3. Promotion of Tenured Faculty a. After three (3) years as Associate Professor with tenure, bargaining unit faculty may apply for promotion to the rank of Full Professor with tenure. b. Final promotion decisions shall be made within a reasonable period. c. All bargaining unit faculty members shall be provided at the time of their appointment to Associate Professor with tenure with all criteria and guidelines for promotion that apply to their appointment. In the event of a change in the criteria and guidelines, bargaining unit faculty members who seek promotion within seven (7) years of the adoption of the new criteria and guidelines may elect to do so under the new criteria and guidelines or under those in effect at the time of their appointment. d. In the event that an Associate Professor with tenure is denied promotion to Fu...
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