Board Decisions Regarding Tenure Sample Clauses

Board Decisions Regarding Tenure. 1. Upon receiving the President’s or appropriate vice-president’s recommendation regarding the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract of the evaluated candidate(s), the Board of Trustees may meet with the chair of the Appointment Review Committee, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs or appropriate vice president, and any representative of a minority report, if applicable, to examine the records of the candidate(s). The Board shall give reasonable consideration to the recommendation of the College President or appropriate vice-president as to the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract to said candidate(s). The Board shall receive recommendations from both the Appointment Review Committee and College President/Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs or appropriate vice-president; provided, however, if the President or Vice President makes a recommendation that is contrary to the recommendation of the Appointment Review Committee, s/he shall discuss such differences with the committee prior to her/his recommendation to the Board. 2. All Board decisions regarding the award or non-award of tenure to candidates considered pursuant to this section shall be accomplished by no later than the end of the eighth probationary quarter. Written notice of such award or non-award shall be transmitted by the Board to the candidate no later than the end of the eighth probationary quarter.
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Board Decisions Regarding Tenure. 1. Upon receiving the various recommendations regarding the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract of the evaluated probationers, the Board shall examine the records of the probationer(s) so referred to them and give reasonable consideration to the recommendation of the tenure review committee as to the award or non-award of tenure, renewal or the non-renewal of a contract, or extension of the probationary period to said probationer or probationers. 2. Following the Board’s review of the evaluation reports, the District President shall advise the committee and the probationer in writing of any other concerns which the Board or the District President might have which could result in the probationer not being granted tenure or the probationary period being extended (see E.
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Board Decisions Regarding Tenure. 1. Upon receiving the various recommendations regarding the award or non- award of tenure or the nonrenewal of a contract of the evaluated probationers, the Board shall, before its final meeting of the 2nd, 5th and 8th quarters of a probationer’s employment, examine the records of the probationer(s) so referred to them and give reasonable consideration to the recommendation of the probationary review committee as to the award or non-award of tenure or the nonrenewal of a contract to said probationer or probationers. 2. All Board decisions regarding the award or non-award of tenure to probationers considered pursuant to this section shall be accomplished by no later than the last day of the 2nd, 5th and 8th quarter of a probationer’s employment. Written notice of such award or non-award shall be transmitted by the Board to the probationer no later than the last day of the 2nd, 5th and 8th quarter of a probationer’s employment. 3. The final decision to award or withhold tenure, or to continue probationary status for faculty, shall rest with the Board, after it has given reasonable consideration to the recommendation of the Probationary Review Committee and the College President. Any recommendations of the Probationary Review Committee and the President shall be advisory only and not binding upon the Board. The Faculty Association and the President agree that the ultimate authority to grant or deny tenure, or continuing probationary status, for faculty is vested with the Board. 4. In the case of the award of tenure, all probationary source documents, including all original evaluations, will be destroyed upon satisfactory completion by the newly tenured faculty member of the first tenured faculty evaluation cycle (Article XIX). Within thirty (30) calendar days the faculty member being evaluated may indicate in writing on the summary evaluation document that they choose to have the source documents retained in their personnel file.
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Board Decisions Regarding Tenure. 1 Upon receiving the President’s or appropriate vice-president’s recommendation regarding the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract of the evaluated candidate(s), the Board of Trustees may meet with the chair of the Appointment Review Committee, Vice President for Academic Affairs or appropriate vice president, and any representative of a minority report, if applicable, to examine the records of the candidate(s). The Board shall give reasonable consideration to the recommendation of the College President or appropriate vice-president as to the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract to said candidate(s). The Board shall receive recommendations from both the Appointment Review Committee and College President/Vice President for Academic Affairs or appropriate vice-president; provided, however, if the President or Vice President makes a recommendation that is contrary to the recommendation of the Appointment Review Committee, s/he shall discuss such differences with the committee prior to her/his recommendation to the Board.
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Board Decisions Regarding Tenure. 1. Upon receiving the President’s or appropriate vice-president’s recommendation regarding the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract of the evaluated candidate(s), the Board of Trustees may meet with the chair of the Appointment Review Committee or appropriate vice- president, and any representative of a minority report, if applicable, to examine the records of the candidate(s). The Board shall give reasonable consideration to the recommendation of the College President or appropriate vice-president as to the award or non-award of tenure or the non-renewal of a contract to said candidate(s). The Board shall receive recommendations from both the Appointment Review Committee and College President or appropriate vice-president; provided, however, if the President or VP makes a recommendation that is contrary to the recommendation of the Appointment Review Committee, the President or VP shall discuss such differences with the committee prior to recommendation to the Board. 2. Per RCW 28B.50.852, the Board of Trustees may award tenure at any time following a probationary period not to exceed nine consecutive college quarters and after it has given reasonable consideration to the recommendations of the Appointment Review Committee. If the Board of Trustees does not award tenure to a candidate recommended for the six-quarter tenure process, the candidate is not automatically precluded from receiving tenure in a later quarter; the Board may elect to renew the probationary period for a third year. 3. All Board decisions regarding the award or non-award of tenure to candidates considered pursuant to this section shall be accomplished by no later than the end of the fifth quarter (six-quarter process) or eighth probationary quarter. Written notice of such award or non-award shall be transmitted by the Board to the candidate no later than the end of the fifth quarter (six-quarter process) or eighth probationary quarter, respectively.
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