Non-Renewable and Special Appointments Sample Clauses

Non-Renewable and Special Appointments. 25.1.4.1 A Non-Renewable appointment is a non-renewable limited-term faculty appointment with appropriate rank and a full range of academic responsibilities for a period of not more than three (3) years. The letter of appointment shall expressly state that the appointment is non-renewable. If a faculty Member is reappointed (effective on or after July 1, 2008) as a Non-Renewable appointment, after a Non-Renewable appointment, then the Member shall be deemed to have been granted a Tenure-track appointment. 25.1.4.2 A Non-Renewable Replacement appointment is a non-renewable limited-term faculty appointment where the appointee replaces another Member who is on leave, holds an administrative post, or has been seconded to another function, and who is expected to return within five (5) years. This appointment is with appropriate rank and a full range of academic responsibilities, and shall be for a period of not more than three (3) years. The term may be extended for not more than two (2) additional years, where (a) the probability of the return of the person being replaced is very high; and (b) the Appointments Committee of the Unit considers the extension preferable to seeking a new replacement. 25.1.4.3 A Special appointment is a faculty/librarian/archivist appointment that is funded at least fifty (50) percent from sources external to Queen’s. Special appointments are made for a limited term that corresponds with the duration of the external funding and have an appropriate rank and a range of responsibilities agreed upon between the University and the appointee. 25.1.4.4 Reappointment of a Special Appointee is subject to the requirements of and continued funding by the external funding agency. Special Appointees may be reappointed using the procedures and appropriately modified criteria for the renewal of Tenure-track faculty. Subsequent to two (2) such reappointments, or any number of reappointments, which when added to the term of the original appointment equals six (6) years or more, any further reappointment shall occur if there is continued funding by the external funding agency and shall not require the application of these procedures and criteria. If the current term of a Special appointment is longer than twelve (12) months, the Member shall either be reappointed or given notice of non–appointment no later than the commencement of the final year of their appointment. Failure to provide notice shall result in an extension of the appointment for twelve...
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Non-Renewable and Special Appointments. 25.1.4.1 A Non-Renewable appointment is a non-renewable limited-term faculty appointment with appropriate rank and a full range of academic responsibilities for a period of not more than three (3) years. The letter of appointment shall expressly state that the appointment is non-renewable. If a faculty Member is reappointed (effective on or after July 1, 2008) as a Non-Renewable appointment, after a Non-Renewable appointment, then the Member shall be deemed to have been granted a Tenure-track appointment. 25.1.4.2 A Non-Renewable Replacement appointment is a non-renewable limited-term faculty appointment where the appointee replaces another Member who is on leave, holds an administrative post, or has been seconded to another function, and who is expected to return within five (5) years. This appointment is with appropriate rank and a full range of academic responsibilities, and shall be for a period of not more than three (3) years. The term may be extended for not more than two (2) additional years, where

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