Professional Evaluation Appeal Process Sample Clauses

Professional Evaluation Appeal Process. 25 For the purpose of this appeal process, information provided by email will be considered 26 to have been submitted in writing. 28 An Adjunct faculty member who receives an evaluation that results in the Department 29 not offering that faculty member a two-year appointment may appeal to the Chair within 30 30 days. Appeals will be made using the form in the Appendix. Faculty members will be 31 informed of their right to PSUFA representation. The Chair shall provide a written 32 response within 10 days of receiving an appeal. 34 If the faculty member is dissatisfied with the Chair’s decision, the faculty member may 35 appeal to the Xxxx (using Appendix D), with a copy to the Chair, within 10 days after 36 receiving the Chair’s appeal response. Within 5 days after receipt of the appeal to the 37 Xxxx, the Chair shall provide the Xxxx with all documents pertinent to the evaluation, 38 with a copy to the faculty member. The faculty member may file a written explanation in 39 support of their position. The Xxxx will render their decision in writing within 5 business 40 days of receiving the appeal and required documentation. The Xxxx’x decision is final. 42 Grievances, with regard to professional evaluations may only be filed on process issues.
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