Common use of Conduct of the Disciplinary Hearing Clause in Contracts

Conduct of the Disciplinary Hearing. The hearing shall not be open to the public and shall be conducted by the appropriate administrator who shall determine the order of review of the evidence and circumstances pertaining to issues cited in the letter of charge. The faculty member shall have the right to have legal representation at the hearing, not at Western’s expense, and to confer with counsel when needed. The faculty member shall have the opportunity to enter evidence and testimony in response to arguments, and rebut the evidence and testimony presented. The hearing shall be limited to the specific charges and articles noted in the Letter of Charge. Unless there is mutual consent, no new evidence or witnesses may be introduced at the hearing (except for rebuttal) without notice of at least five (5) days before the hearing is held. The hearing may be rescheduled to comply with the five (5) day notification requirement. The proceedings of the hearing shall be duly recorded by Western and, at its option, by the WMU-AAUP, and a copy of the record shall be given to the bargaining unit member and the WMU-AAUP.

Conduct of the Disciplinary Hearing. The hearing shall not be open to the public and shall be conducted by the appropriate administrator who shall determine the order of review of the evidence and circumstances pertaining to issues cited in the letter of charge. The faculty member shall have the right to have legal representation at the hearing, not at Western’s expense, and to confer with counsel when needed. The faculty member shall have the opportunity to enter evidence and testimony in response to arguments, and rebut the evidence and testimony presented. The hearing shall be limited to the specific charges and articles noted in the Letter of Charge. Unless there is mutual consent, no new evidence or witnesses may be introduced at the hearing (except for rebuttal) without notice of at least five (5) days before the hearing is held. The hearing may be rescheduled to comply with the five (5) day notification requirement. The proceedings of the hearing shall be duly recorded by Western and, at its option, by the WMU-AAUP, and a copy of the record shall be given to the bargaining unit faculty member and the WMU-AAUP.

Conduct of the Disciplinary Hearing. The hearing shall not be open to the public and shall be conducted by the appropriate administrator who shall determine the order of review of the evidence and circumstances pertaining to issues cited in the letter of charge. The faculty member shall have the right to have legal representation at the hearing, not at Western’s expense, and to confer with counsel when needed. The faculty member shall have the opportunity to enter evidence and testimony in response to arguments, and rebut the evidence and testimony presented. The hearing shall be limited to the specific charges and articles noted in the Letter of Charge. Unless there is mutual consent, no new evidence or witnesses may be introduced at the hearing (except for rebuttal) without notice of at least five (5) days before the hearing is held. The hearing may be rescheduled to comply with the five (5) day notification requirement. The proceedings of the hearing shall be duly recorded by Western and, at its option, by the WMU-AAUP, and a copy of the record shall be given to the bargaining unit member and the WMU-AAUP.