PROCESS FOR PROMOTIONS FOR FACULTY Sample Clauses

PROCESS FOR PROMOTIONS FOR FACULTY. 1) Faculty member submits letter of interest to the Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs, with a copy to the Xxxx and the Director of Human Resources and Development by the first Monday in October. 2) After review with the Xxxx and the Director of Human Resources, the Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs notifies the faculty member of his/her eligibility to apply for promotion by the first Monday in November. 3) Upon receipt of the notification from the Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs, the faculty member submits a promotion précis* to the Chair of the Promotions Committee by the first working Monday in January. 4) The Promotion Committee’s recommendations are to be submitted to the Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs by the first Monday in February. 5) A recommendation from the Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs is to be made to the President by the first Monday in March. 6) Notification to faculty is to be sent by the third Monday in April and will be effective 1st August of the next academic year. A promotion in rank would not be denied to any faculty member even though an applicant may be leaving Bermuda College to teach in another venue.
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