Maintenance of Academic Sample Clauses

Maintenance of Academic. Rank Faculty Professional Development To retain standing in any academic rank, at least Faculty shall complete 36 clock hours of professional development activities every five (5) years. three (3) graduate credits* Professional development activities include, but are not limited to, workshops, conferences, paper presentations, videotape review, distance courses, credit courses, professional activities, licensure renewal courses, research or other activities related to education, technology, the faculty member’s discipline, higher education, or other academic issues. The faculty member shall certify that the requisite hours have been completed prior to expiration of the five (5) year cycle. with a grade of “C” or better (or “Pass” in a pass/fail grading system) must be taken in every three (3) year period in an area approved by the College. Failure to complete the 36 clock hours three (3) credits according to these criteria within the three (3) within five (5) years will result in a reduction in rank by one step. In the event that a member is reduced in rank, the salary may not exceed the maximum of the lower rank. Should such a reduction in rank occur, a faculty member will have an additional two (2) years to complete the required hours three (3) graduate credits.* If the hours credits are completed within this extended time period, the Proposal 1 – January 25, 2002 21 faculty member will be returned to the original academic rank and salary range without going through the promotion process. (Article 7, Faculty Advancement) *Exceptions to graduate credits may include non-graduate credits, continuing education units, or other professional training appropriate to the advancement of the discipline/department and approved in advance by the Academic Xxxx with the understanding that exceptions to graduate credits for promotion and/or Endowed Chair will be subject to a more stringent evaluation than for the maintenance of academic rank. The operational procedure of the professional development process is attached as “Appendix B” which is incorporated by reference into this Agreement. The five (5) year maintenance period shall re-cycle and begin anew after a faculty member is promoted. For current faculty, the last cycle ends the last day of the 2002-2003 academic year and the next five (5) year cycle will begin August 28, 2003.
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