GUIDELINES FOR PROMOTION AND/OR TENURE OR CONTINUING Sample Clauses

GUIDELINES FOR PROMOTION AND/OR TENURE OR CONTINUING. CONTRACT STATUS 6.1 Recommendations for promotion will be in accordance with Article 5 of the Agreement. In addition to the requirements for promotion listed in the Agreement, the following are examples in the three judgmental areas of evaluation regarded as significant by the Biology Department. The more specific criteria contained in these Bylaws, including the examples, must be understood to amplify the language in the Master Agreement, not diverge from it. The lists are not intended to be complete or ordered by rank. Other types of activities may be considered. The lists include common types of activities and are meant to establish a norm. Furthermore, it is not expected that any individual will be active in all of the examples listed. Finally, some items, e.g., “editor or reviewer” appear on more than one list; in such cases the item may not be double counted. When appropriate, achievements in any of these areas that address goals established in prior evaluations should be noted.
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