Consideration for Tenure Sample Clauses

Consideration for Tenure. Employees holding probationary appointments at the rank of Assistant Professor or higher rank, other than those on leave of absence without salary, become eligible for tenure after four (4) years of employment as a Full-time faculty member at St. Xxxxxx University. Each such Employee shall automatically be considered for tenure at the beginning or his or her fifth year in the rank of Assistant Professor or higher rank. Employees who feel they have met all of the requirements for tenure may make an application for tenure at the beginning of their fourth year in the rank of Assistant Professor or higher rank. Tenure granted in the fourth year will become effective on July 1 of the following Academic Year.
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Consideration for Tenure. Following the review for tenure of an Assistant Professor in his or her sixth year of a tenure-track appointment, one of the following actions shall be taken by the University:
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Consideration for Tenure. 16.2.1 An employee holding a candidacy appointment, as defined in clause 14.3, must be considered for tenure not later than the third year of his or her candidacy appointment. When an employee has been considered for tenure, he or she must be notified of the decision on or before January 15 of the college year in which he or she was considered. 16.2.2 In exceptional cases or where an appointee was previously tenured at an accredited University, and upon a recommendation by a selection committee, OUC may make an initial appointment with tenure. In such cases, the UCRC (University College Review Committee) shall assess the candidate's qualifications, and make a recommendation to the President prior to his or her recommendation to the Board. 16.2.3 The UCRC shall not consider an employee's application for tenure unless he or she has received a candidacy appointment, except as provided in section 16.2.2. 16.2.4 The normal time for tenure consideration is during the third year of a candidacy appointment, but an employee may apply for tenure during any year of his or her candidacy appointment. The employee who chooses to be considered for tenure prior to the final year of his or her candidacy appointment shall not be required to satisfy criteria beyond those normally considered for tenure, nor shall the UCRC lower its standards to accommodate such a candidate. An employee initiates the procedure towards early tenure consideration in accordance with section 16.3.1. 16.2.5 An employee who has made an unsuccessful early application for tenure may not apply for tenure again until the final year of his or her candidacy appointment. 16.2.6 In exceptional circumstances, and with the approval of the Xxxx or Director, a candidate may extend his or her candidacy appointment by no more than two years for the purpose of deferring consideration for tenure.
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Consideration for Tenure. Subject to the provisions of a Lecturer shall be considered for tenure the seventh year of full-time service in the rank of Lecturer at the university. to the provisions of an Assistant professor shall be for tenure the fifth year of full-time service as Professor at the university. Subject to the provisions of consideration may be given prior to the fifth year in exceptional cases, but in no case shall consideration be given prior to the third year. to the provisions of an Associate professor or be for tenure during the fifth year of continua service at a rank above or during the third year at a rank above Assistant professor at the university. Consideration given prior to these in cases subject to the provisions A year of full-time service shall mean the twelve (12) months from June to May If, the appointment is made and the period the date of to May shall count as a year of full-time service for the of tenure consideration. years of at the university spent in as limited term the years of service a of leave in with Articles a full year of service shall be for consideration, at least (9) consecutive months of service have been June May 31; one-half year of shall be counted provided at least (6) of service have been June May be eligible for mandatory consideration for tenure a candidate not have been on leave for any extended period during the residential teaching terms of the calendar year prior to consideration. a person may request early for tenure as candidates have met the years of service provisions by January of a given year shall not be considered that year.
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