Chair/Director and Peer Reviews Sample Clauses

Chair/Director and Peer Reviews. The chairperson, director, or equivalent administrator shall evaluate candidates for ESS on the basis of the unit and classification factors statements for ESS. Prior to making a positive or negative recommendation, the administrator shall consult an elected peer-group committee consisting of at least three bargaining-unit academic-staff members who hold ESS or tenure. In peer groups with fewer than three academic-staff members holding ESS or tenure, the administrator shall consult with those members. The recommendation of the chairperson or equivalent administrator shall be forwarded to the school/college/division committee below. The candidate shall be notified of the recommendation.
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