Formal Teaching Review Committee Sample Clauses

Formal Teaching Review Committee. The formal teaching review shall be conducted by the Divisional Chair(s), the Departmental Chair and the full-time faculty peer reviewer(s) from the same department. In the case of Writing Lab Instructors, the formal teaching review shall be conducted by the Divisional Chair of Humanities, the Departmental Chair of English or a designated member of the department, and a full- time faculty peer reviewer from Humanities. In the case of Math Lab Instructors, the formal teaching review shall be conducted by the Divisional Chair of Science, the Departmental Chair of Math and Computer Science or a designated member of the department, and a full-time faculty peer reviewer from Science. With the exception of the in-class reviewers, the candidate will have the right and opportunity to declare a conflict of interest with a maximum of two of the aforementioned reviewers, or their replacements, and may ask to have them replaced. The Xxxx, in consultation with the Division Chairs, a part-time faculty member from each division selected by AUFA, and the Director of Human Resources, will create a Part- time Contract Faculty evaluation policy by September 30th, 2014. This policy will include step-by-step procedures and expectations to be carried out by the Formal Teaching Review Committee when evaluating Part-time Contract Faculty to ensure consistency in the practice, along with prescribed University Administration follow-up to ensure correct application.
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