Common use of Investigatory Interview Meeting Clause in Contracts

Investigatory Interview Meeting. Investigatory interview meetings are not intended to be adversarial proceedings. Investigatory interview meetings shall minimally include the following components: an explanation of the purpose of the meeting, a summary of the disciplinary process, and questioning of the Faculty member concerning the matter. The Faculty member shall have the opportunity to ask questions about the investigation or the disciplinary process, suggest potential witnesses or evidence, or otherwise respond to the allegation(s). The role of the Faculty Association representative is to assist the Faculty member; the representative may also attempt to clarify the facts or suggest other individuals who may have knowledge of them. The Board retains the right to insist on hearing the Faculty member’s own account of the matter under investigation.