Faculty Members’ Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Faculty Members’ Responsibilities a. The University’s Faculty Evaluation system requires that faculty prepare a Faculty Portfolio for Annual Evaluation. (See Appendix B.2) The Faculty Portfolio for Annual Evaluation requires that each faculty member provide documentation for the Annual Performance Review in the areas of Teaching Effectiveness/Job Performance (LRD), Scholarly/Professional Activities, and University/Community Service. The Faculty Portfolio should include the items listed below. It is the faculty member’s responsibility, in collaboration with the Department Chair, to assure that the annual evaluation is completed in a timely manner. Once the Portfolio has been submitted to the Department Chair, the faculty member will not be allowed to submit additional materials for consideration, except in extraordinary circumstances. Scholarly/Professional Activities completed between the third Friday in March and August 15 shall be reported during the evaluation process in the upcoming year.
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