Exceptional Faculty Awards Sample Clauses

Exceptional Faculty Awards. As a result of funds generated by the College Foundation and matching grants from the state legislature, the College and the Foundation have established Exceptional Faculty Development Awards. These awards will be made from endowments and interest generated annually from these endowments. A schedule with specific deadlines and application/nomination forms will be published by the first Friday of fall quarter annually by the College. The annually appointed Faculty Awards Committee will meet quarterly to review proposals and make grant recommendations to the Board of Trustees. The Faculty Awards Committee will be comprised of 2 administrative designees appointed by the College and 4 tenured professors appointed by the Federation.
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Exceptional Faculty Awards. A. Exceptional faculty awards are made to faculty who demonstrate exceptional, noteworthy accomplishments in carrying out their professional activities. B. The awards granted are to enable recipients to pursue opportunities for individual professional development, promoting exceptional student outcomes and program enhancement at Xxxxxxx Community College. C. Full-time and Associate Faculty who have completed at least two FTE years of academic employment for the College may apply or be nominated individually or collectively. D. No new application will be accepted for award recipients in the three years following the receipt of the award.
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Exceptional Faculty Awards. A. Exceptional faculty awards are made to faculty who demonstrate exceptional, noteworthy accomplishments in carrying out their professional activities. B. The awards granted are to enable recipients to pursue opportunities for individual professional development, promoting exceptional student outcomes, and program enhancement at Xxxxxxx Community College. C. Full-time and associate faculty who have completed at least two FTE years of academic employment for the College may apply or be nominated individually or collectively. D. No new application on behalf of an award recipient may be submitted for three years subsequent to that award. E. Per RCW 28B.50.843, decisions regarding the amounts of individual awards and who receives them shall not be subject to collective bargaining and shall be subject to approval of the Board of Trustees. F. At no time shall the Exceptional Faculty Award Trust drop below the original investment amount. G. Any funds available but not awarded in a given year shall be reinvested into the Trust.
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Exceptional Faculty Awards. As a result of funds generated by the College Foundation and matching grants from the state legislature, the College and the Foundation have established Exceptional Faculty Development Awards. These awards will be made from endowments and interest generated annually from these endowments. Consistent with WAC 131.16.450, Exceptional Faculty Awards may be used for faculty development activities, temporary substitute or replacement costs directly associated with faculty development programs, conferences, travel, publication and dissemination of exemplary projects; individual or faculty group projects outside of the scope of regular duties outlined in this contract; or to pay expenses associated with the holder's program area. Funds from this program shall not be used to supplant existing faculty development funds. An Exceptional Faculty Awards Committee will be established and consist of 4 tenured professors appointed by the Federation and 2 administrative designees appointed by the College. Each fall the Federation president will appoint a faculty co-chair who will work with the administrative co-chair to conduct meetings of the committee, implement award processes and report to the Board of Trustees. Each spring the committee will publish a schedule with specific deadlines for the following academic year. Application forms, consistent with the WAC and this agreement, will be developed by the College and approved by the Federation, and are included in Appendix D of this agreement. The Exceptional Faculty Awards Committee will meet quarterly to review proposals and make grant recommendations to the Board of Trustees.
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