Enhanced Variances to the Residential Sample Clauses

Enhanced Variances to the Residential. Faculty Agreement In general, MOUs are applied in situations where a rapid solution to external conditions is needed. MOUs can also be used to xxxxxx intentional innovative change through the Enhanced Variance process. If any provision(s) of the Residential Faculty Agreement prove to be an impediment to a local institutional innovation, the innovators may apply for a variance to the Residential Faculty Agreement, allowing them to operate under alternative guidelines for a pilot or proof of concept. The RFACT will develop and maintain an application for a variance to the existing Residential Faculty Agreement that will require a College to provide specific information, including: (A) the length of time requested for the variance to be piloted (not to exceed four consecutive semesters not counting summer); (B) the impact the variance will have on the working conditions of Full-Time and Adjunct Faculty; (C) the alternative rules that will be applicable (if any); (D) the impact the variance will have on interactions with students; and (E) a justification for the request including goal and assessment metrics. The requested variance cannot negatively impact Full-Time or Adjunct Faculty base salaries as established in the Residential Faculty Agreement. To ensure complete constituent involvement, and for the variance application to be considered complete, it must be signed by the College’s Faculty Senate President and the College President. Completed variance applications will be forwarded to the RFACT for review at the next regularly scheduled meeting. The RFACT may reject a variance application for the following reasons: (A) the information provided is not thorough enough to demonstrate the variance meets the basic application criteria – specifically that the variance is actionable and measurable and will not have a detrimental impact on students and faculty; (B) the request exceeds the length of time limit; (C) the signature of the College Faculty Senate President, or College President is missing; (D) the variance requested is in violation of federal, state, or local laws; accreditation requirements, or District Administrative Regulations; or (E) the RFACT plans to propose new Residential Faculty Agreement language by the end of the semester in which the variance application is submitted that will substantially impact the variance request. If not approved, the RFACT will return the variance application to the College President with an explanation for non-approv...
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