President's Level Sample Clauses

President's Level. Within five (5) days of the expiration of the period allowed for resolution at the Xxxxxxx'x level, or within five (5) days of an unsatisfactory decision at the Xxxxxxx'x level if that date is earlier, the grievance may be filed with the President of the University. The President or designee shall meet with the grievant within five (5) days of receipt of the grievance for review and shall send a decision in writing to the grievant and the Union within ten (10) days of such meeting.
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President's Level. If the grievant is not satisfied with the decision at Step Two, a request for review may be filed with the President or designee within ten (10) days of the date of the decision at Step Two. The request for review shall be presented on the Grievance Review Form. Upon request of either party, the President or designee shall meet with the grievant within ten (10) days of receipt of this request, and the President or designee shall send a decision in writing to the grievant, AAP grievance officer, and the AAP President within ten (10) days of such meeting or within ten (10) days of receiving the request for review if no meeting is held.
President's Level. If the Grievant is not satisfied with the decision at Step Two, a request for review may be filed on the Grievance Review Form with the President or President’s designee within ten (10) days of the date of the decision at Step Two. Upon request of either party, the parties shall meet within ten (10) days of receipt of the Grievance Review Form. The President or President’s designee not hearing the grievance at Step One or Two, shall send a decision in writing to the party filing the Grievance Review Form within ten (10) days of receiving the Grievance Review Form or conclusion of the meeting if one occurs.
President's Level. If the Association is not satisfied with the decision at Step II, the Association may present the grievance in writing to the President of the University within five (5) university days after receiving the decision from the Xxxxxxx. The President, or a designee not hearing the grievance at Steps I or II, will meet with the grievant and hear the grievance within ten (10) university days. The grievant is entitled to representation by the Association at this meeting. The President will render a decision in writing to the Association within ten (10) university days of the hearing.
President's Level. All recommendations to the Board of Trustees are made by the President. In situations in which the President is to make an evaluation before a recommendation to the Board of Trustees, the President reviews the file as appropriate. If affirmative, the President makes a recommendation to the Board of Trustees, and notifies the candidate of the recommendation. Wherein the President’s best judgment such a recommendation is not warranted, the President notifies the candidate. A candidate who disagrees with the recommendation of the President may request a meeting with the President within three days after the due date of the President’s recommendation, and the president will grant the meeting in a timely manner. The President may, within twenty-four hours of any meeting as described above, make a revised recommendation and notify the candidate. The President then makes this recommendation to the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees will review and act only upon affirmative recommendations of the President in accordance with its procedures. Written notification will be sent to the candidate within one day of the Board’s decision. The decision of the Board is final and may not be reconsidered, except as provided within the Master Agreement or law.

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  • President President Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Vice President of Academics Vice President Academic Affairs Xxx Xxxxxx Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Mathematics Dept. Chair Secondary Mathematics Education Program Director Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Education Dept. Chair Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Registrar Proposed outline for the Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education – Mathematics Program articulation between Bay Xxxxx Community College and Salish Kootenai College. Salish Kootenai College/Bay Xxxxx Community College Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education – Mathematics Program First Year Courses – BMCC Credits Grade Term Taken Comments Fall Semester – First Year MATH 110/111 - Calculus I/Calculus II 5 @SKC* CS*** – CS Elective 4 @BMCC EN111 – College Composition 4 @BMCC ED201 Introduction to Education 4 @BMCC NA113 – Native American Awareness 1 @BMCC Total Semester Credits: 18 Spring Semester – First Year MATH 111/112 - Calculus II/Calculus III 5 @SKC* EN112 – Content Area Composition and Research 4 @BMCC PY101 – Intro to Psychology 4 @BMCC NA125 – History & Org of Michigan Tribes 4 @BMCC Total Semester Credits: 17 * BMCC students will join SKC course via video conferencing. Calculus series meets 3 quarters @SKC Second Year Courses – BMCC Credits Grade Term Taken Comments Fall Semester – Second Year MATH 201 - Intro to Abstract Math 5 @SKC EN256 Advanced Comp & Research 4 @BMCC MA206 – Statistical Methods 4 @BMCC ED220 – Integrating Technology in the Classroom 3 @BMCC Science Elective (BI101) 4 @BMCC Total Semester Credits: 20 Spring Semester– Second Year MATH 235 – Multivariable Calculus 5 @SKC EN107 – Public Speaking 3 @BMCC PS112 – Concepts of Physics 4 @BMCC HS105 - American History 3 @BMCC ES101 – Fitness & Wellness 2 @BMCC Total Semester Credits: 17 *BMCC students will join SKC course via video conferencing. Math 201 Fall quarter, Math 235 Spring quarter @SKC Other: Completion of MTTC Basic Skills Test Earn AA in Education @ BMCC: 72 Credits Third Year Courses – SKC Credits Grade Term Taken Comments Fall – Third Year EDUC 204 – Orientation to Education 1 @SKC EDUC 240 – Human Growth and Development 4 @SKC EDUC 307 – Curriculum, Planning and Assessment 4 @SKC MATH 410 – Geometry (odd) A 5 @SKC NASL101 – Language Elective 3 @SKC Total Quarter Credits: 17 Winter – Third Year MATH 231 – Differential Equations 5 @SKC MATH 350 - Math Modeling with Technology(odd) 5 @SKC EDUC 342 – Literacy Strategies in Sec. Ed. (odd) C 3 @SKC EDUC 343 – Literacy Strat in Sec. Ed. Pract (odd) C 1 @SKC EDUC 221 – Parent & Community Partner (odd) B 2 @SKC Total Quarter Credits:s 16 Spring – Third Year EDUC 207 – Health, Safe & Drug Aware (even) B 3 @SKC EDUC 321 – Research Writing in Education 3 @SKC Experiential Art – Open Elective 3 @SKC EDUC 210 – Intro to Teaching Secondary Mathematics 3 @SKC MATH 420 – Higher Mathematics for Teachers 5 @SKC Total Quarter Credits: 17 Fourth Year Courses – SKC Credits Grade Term Taken Comments Fall – Fourth Year EDUC 398 – Teaching Sec Math–High School 3 @SKC EDUC 399 – Teaching Sec Math–High Schl Pract 1 @SKC EDUC 212 – Mathematics Instruction Intern 5 @SKC EDUC 313 – Sec Class Management (even) A 3 @SKC HPED 125 – First Aid and CPR 1 @SKC NASD 101 – History of Indians in the United States 3 @SKC Total Quarter Credits: 16 Winter – Fourth Year MATH 223 - Linear Algebra (even) 5 @SKC EDUC 337 – Intro to Spec Ed (even) C 5 @SKC EDUC 471 – Action Research in Education 3 @SKC EDUC 397 – Teaching Sec. Math. – Middle Grades 3 @SKC Total Quarter Credits: 16 Spring – Fourth Year EDUC 491 – Student Teaching in Secondary Education 12 @SKC EDUC 495 – Reflective Practices and Research in Educ. 2 @SKC Total Quarter Credits: 14 Total Program Credits – 72 Semester Credits (BMCC) 96 Quarter Credits (SKC)

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