Common use of Failure to Follow or Complete Sabbatical Clause in Contracts

Failure to Follow or Complete Sabbatical. Residential Faculty members unable to complete their sabbatical programs because of an emergency, accident, or illness shall be allowed to modify the programs and shall continue to receive contract benefits, provided they have furnished satisfactory notification and evidence to the Faculty Professional Growth Committee and the Xxxxxxx. The Chief Human Resources Officer, or designee, and the Faculty Association President will also be notified. Contract benefits will be governed by the benefit and disability provisions of the Faculty Agreement. In case of alleged failure to follow the sabbatical proposal, the Chancellor will appoint a fact-finding committee to study the case. The committee will include the College President, the Faculty Senate President, and the Chair of the Faculty Professional Growth Committee. The committee will provide, without recommendation, its findings to the Chancellor, who will determine appropriate action.

Failure to Follow or Complete Sabbatical. Residential Faculty members unable to complete their sabbatical programs because of an emergency, accident, or illness shall be allowed to modify the programs and shall continue to receive contract benefits, provided they have furnished satisfactory notification and evidence to the Faculty Professional Growth Committee and the Xxxxxxx. The Chief Human Resources Officer, or designee, and the Faculty Association President will also be notified. Contract benefits will be governed by the benefit and disability provisions of the Residential Faculty Agreement. In case of alleged failure to follow the sabbatical proposal, the Chancellor will appoint a fact-finding committee to study the case. The committee will include the College President, the Faculty Senate President, and the Chair of the Faculty Professional Growth Committee. The committee will provide, without recommendation, its findings to the Chancellor, who will determine appropriate action.