Common use of Mode B Remediation Clause in Contracts

Mode B Remediation. In the event of a “needs to improve” rating on the Mode B Comprehensive, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Remediation Evaluation for items that may be corrected before the beginning of the next semester (i.e., including but not limited to updating syllabi, SLOs, or course materials). Process and Suggested Timelines: Mode B Remediation Plan: Mode B Remediation Suggested Timeline Evaluation Summary recommends Mode B Remediation Prior to week 12 of Spring term Faculty and Association representative meets with Educational Administrator and agree upon remediation plan On or before May 15 Faculty completes remediation plan and meets with Educational Administrator and Association representative. If remediation plan is successful, Educational Administrator recommends “needs to improve” be changed to “satisfactory.” If remediation plan is unsuccessful, Educational Administrator recommends Mode C Evaluation. On or before Aug. 1 Educational Administrator submits a remediation memorandum to Vice President/President On or before Aug. 10 If Vice President/President approves the memorandum, a “satisfactory” rating shall be attached to the Mode B Remediation plan to reflect the faculty member’s successful remediation. If the faculty member’s remediation is unsatisfactory, the Vice President/President shall change the “needs to improve” rating to “unsatisfactory” and commence the Mode C Evaluation process. On or before Aug. 20

Mode B Remediation. In the event of a “needs to improve” rating on the Mode B Comprehensive, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Remediation Evaluation for items that may be corrected before the beginning of the next semester (i.e., including but not limited to updating syllabi, SLOs, or course materials). Process and Suggested Timelines: Mode B Remediation Plan: Mode B Remediation Suggested Timeline Evaluation Summary recommends Mode B Remediation Prior to week 12 of Spring term Faculty and Association representative meets with Educational Administrator and agree upon remediation plan On or before May 15 Faculty completes remediation plan and meets with Educational Administrator and Association representative. If remediation plan is successful, Educational Administrator recommends “needs to improve” be changed to “satisfactory.” If remediation plan is unsuccessful, Educational Administrator recommends Mode C Evaluation. On or before Aug. 1 Educational Administrator submits a remediation memorandum to Vice President/President On or before Aug. 10 If Vice President/President approves the memorandum, a “satisfactory” rating shall be attached to the Mode B Remediation plan to reflect the faculty member’s successful remediation. If the faculty member’s remediation is On or before Aug. 20 unsatisfactory, the Vice President/President shall change the “needs to improve” rating to “unsatisfactory” and commence the Mode C Evaluation process. On or before Aug. 20Article 6 (continued)

Mode B Remediation. In the event of a “needs to improve” rating on the Mode B Comprehensive, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Remediation Evaluation for items that may be corrected before the beginning of the next semester (i.e., including but not limited to updating syllabi, SLOs, or course materials). Process and Suggested Timelines: Mode B Remediation Plan: Mode B Remediation Suggested Timeline Evaluation Summary recommends Mode B Remediation Prior to week 12 of Spring term Faculty and Association representative meets with Educational Administrator and agree upon remediation plan On or before May 15 Faculty completes remediation plan and meets with Educational Administrator and Association representative. If remediation plan is successful, Educational Administrator recommends “needs to improve” be changed to “satisfactory.” If remediation plan is unsuccessful, Educational Administrator recommends Mode C Evaluation. On or before Aug. 1 Educational Administrator submits a remediation memorandum to Vice President/President On or before Aug. 10 If Vice President/President approves the memorandum, a “satisfactory” rating shall be attached to the Mode B Remediation plan to reflect the faculty member’s successful remediation. If the faculty member’s remediation is On or before Aug. 20 unsatisfactory, the Vice President/President shall change the “needs to improve” rating to “unsatisfactory” and commence the Mode C Evaluation process. On or before Aug. 20.

Mode B Remediation. In the event of a “needs to improve” rating on the Mode B Comprehensive, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Remediation Evaluation for items that may be corrected before the beginning of the next semester (i.e., including but not limited to Article 6 (continued) updating syllabi, SLOs, or course materials). Process and Suggested Timelines: Mode B Remediation Plan: Mode B Remediation Suggested Timeline Evaluation Summary recommends Mode B Remediation Prior to week 12 of Spring term Faculty and Association representative meets with Educational Administrator and agree upon remediation plan On or before May 15 Faculty completes remediation plan and meets with Educational Administrator and Association representative. If remediation plan is successful, Educational Administrator recommends “needs to improve” be changed to “satisfactory.” If remediation plan is unsuccessful, Educational Administrator recommends Mode C Evaluation. On or before Aug. 1 Educational Administrator submits a remediation memorandum to Vice President/President On or before Aug. 10 If Vice President/President approves the memorandum, a “satisfactory” rating shall be attached to the Mode B Remediation plan to reflect the faculty member’s successful remediation. If the faculty member’s remediation is unsatisfactory, the Vice President/President shall change the “needs to improve” rating to “unsatisfactory” and commence the Mode C Evaluation process. On or before Aug. 20