Faculty Chair. A. Definition. Faculty chairs report to the xxxx or associate xxxx. They are selected by the members of their faculty department for terms not to exceed two (2) years. (Departments may choose to hold elections or to design a chair rotation based upon some criteria such as seniority.) Chairs provide leadership within the department and advocate on its behalf to the rest of the College community. The Chairs have knowledge of campus policies and practices. This position is intended to provide representation, assistance, advisement, and information for the department. None of these duties should be construed as being supervisory in nature.
Faculty Chair. The position of Faculty Chair is the primary supervisory position within the Department/Division held by a Residential Faculty member. There are two classifications of Faculty Chair based on required work hours. A Faculty Chair-40 works 40 hours per week during the academic year performing Faculty Chair duties and working in their core functional area (instruction, library, counseling, educational support). The ten additional hours of work are compensated with a Chair stipend. In unique circumstances, for instance where a Department/Division requires multiple Program Directors and other supervisory roles, the Residential Faculty in a Department/Division may opt, in consultation with the VPAA, to elect a Faculty Chair-34 instead of the standard Faculty Chair-
Faculty Chair. Candidates must be tenured at the time of their election by the Resident Faculty. The Chair is elected at a faculty meeting, following a call for nominations that is initiated by the individual currently serving in this position. Elections will take place in the fall quarter for a two year term to begin in the following summer quarter. The Faculty Chair will serve as Co-Chair of ACCIL and chair faculty meetings. In conjunction with ACCIL, the Faculty Chair schedules elections, organizes the election process for membership on University committees, creates agendas for faculty meetings, and collaborates with the Associate Xxxx for Curriculum and Instruction to appoint members to SNL committees.
