Composition of University Promotions Committee Sample Clauses

Composition of University Promotions Committee. The University Promotions Committee shall consist of:  a Chairperson appointed by the President from among tenured Professors and Professional Associate IVs;  one (1) tenured Member elected by and from each of the Faculties of Arts, Education, Music, Science, and Health Studies;  one (1) tenured Member elected by and from those Professional Associates who are not Members of the above Faculties;  two (2) Deans/Directors appointed by the President, of which one must be an academic Xxxx, plus one (1) alternate to replace a Xxxx/Director during deliberations and voting on applications where there may be a conflict of interest. Members will be elected for two (2) year terms with staggered appointments. The names of new members will be communicated to the Office of the Vice-President by 1 October. Applicants for promotion may not serve on the Committee.
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