PERIODIC MULTI-YEAR REVIEW. 2 Every tenured faculty member and librarian shall undergo a periodic multi-year
PERIODIC MULTI-YEAR REVIEW. 34.1 Periodic Multi-Year Review of tenured faculty members shall be conducted in accordance with the “Policy on Periodic Multi-Year Review,” attached hereto as Appendix A.
PERIODIC MULTI-YEAR REVIEW. Article 34. Periodic Multi-Year Review Periodic Multi-Year Review of tenured faculty members and librarians on continuing appointments shall be conducted in accordance with the “Policy on Periodic Multi-Year Review,” attached hereto as Appendix A and Appendix A(L). During each academic year, the campus shall allocate $2,500 to the respective college development fund for each faculty member who is scheduled to undergo Periodic Multi-Year Review or who is promoted to the rank of professor. The Employer/University Administration shall notify each faculty member who is undergoing PMYR or who is promoted to the rank of professor that such development funds exist and that such funds may be requested as part of the faculty member’s PMYR statement or, in the case of a promoted faculty member, other suitable statement. Any funds requested may be awarded in accordance with the Policy on Periodic Multi-Year Review of Faculty (PMYR), which is included in this Agreement as Appendix A. Any funds not requested or awarded or any residual funds remaining after two (2) years from the date of the award will be available for general faculty development purposes in a manner to be determined by the college, including grants to the Center for the Improvement of Teaching for individuals who have undergone Periodic Multi-Year Review. During each academic year, the campus will allocate $93,500, less any amounts allocated pursuant to the above paragraph, to college development funds in proportion to the number of tenure system faculty members in each respective college to be used to for general faculty development purposes in a manner to be determined by the college.
PERIODIC MULTI-YEAR REVIEW. 3 review every seven (7) years with the exceptions noted below:
