Progression to Tenure Sample Clauses

Progression to Tenure. 22.3.1 A Faculty Member holding a Tenure-track appointment must be considered for tenure not later than the fifth (5th) year of her/his Tenure-track appointment, with the exception of Faculty Members whose appointments fall within the provisions of Articles 22.3.8 and 22.3.10. Faculty Members who have not yet commenced the fifth (5th) year of their Tenure-track appointment on Tuesday after Labour Day, may delay their application for tenure to the following year upon written request to their Program Chair by June 15, who shall inform the Xxxx. The Xxxx will forward a copy of the request to the Faculty Member’s Official Personnel File. 22.3.2 A Member in the fifth (5th) year of his/her Tenure-track appointment who is required to apply for tenure, but has not successfully completed the requirements for his/her respective terminal degree by the Tuesday after Labour Day of the academic year during which the consideration will take place, shall not proceed to the tenure review process until his/her sixth (6th) year in the Tenure- track appointment. The decision on the tenure application in the sixth (6th) year will be either to grant tenure or not grant tenure; there will be no extension to the Tenure-track appointment. 22.3.3 When a Faculty Member has been considered for tenure, she/he must be notified of the UPTC’s recommendation to the President by December 15, and notified of the President’s recommendation on or before January 15 of the academic year in which she/he was considered. 22.3.4 An appointment with tenure may be a Faculty Member's initial appointment. In such cases, the ASC of the appropriate Program will make a recommendation to the Xxxx who in turn will make a recommendation to the Xxxxxxx. The President's recommendation to the Board of Governors shall be based on this information. 22.3.5 A Faculty Member's application for tenure will not be considered unless she/he has received a Tenure-track appointment, except as provided in Article 22.3.4. The normal time for tenure consideration is in the fifth (5th) year of a Tenure-track appointment, but a Faculty Member is entitled to apply for tenure once at any time before the fifth (5th) year if the Faculty Member believes that the criteria in Article 22.13.1 have been met. 22.3.6 The Parties agree that each year between March 30 and June 1 the Joint Committee will hold an open seminar to confirm the process, deadlines, and the rights and responsibilities in the process. 22.3.7 The Joint Committee will...
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Progression to Tenure. 6.3.1 A Member holding a Tenure-Track Appointment, as defined in Article
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Progression to Tenure. 15 3 1 A Member holding a Candidacy Appointment, as defined in clause 13.3, must be considered for tenure not later than the third year of his/her Candidacy Appointment . When a Member has been considered for tenure, he/she must be notified of the decision on or before December 15 of the academic year in which he/she was considered . 15 3 2 In particular cases, an Appointment with Tenure may be a Member’s initial appointment . In such cases, the Department (or equivalent) Appointment and Promotion Committee and the Senate Promotion and Tenure Committee shall assess the candidate’s qualifications, and make a recommendation to the President prior to his/her recommendation to the Board . 15 3 3 The Senate Promotion and Tenure Committee shall not consider a Member’s application for tenure unless he/she has received a Candidacy Appointment, except as provided in 15 .3 .2 . The normal time for tenure consideration is during the third year of a Candidacy Appointment, but a Member is entitled to be considered for tenure during any year of his/her Candidacy Appointment . The Member who chooses to be considered for tenure prior to the final year of his/her Candidacy Appointment shall not be required to adduce qualifications beyond those normally considered appropriate for tenure, nor shall the Senate Promotion and Tenure Committee lower its standards to accommodate such a candidate . A Member initiates the procedure towards early tenure consideration in accordance with clause 15 .4 . 15 3 4 At the beginning of the academic year, the Xxxx shall notify a Member in the third year of a Candidacy Appointment, and the Chair of his/her academic sub-unit or unit, of the forthcoming tenure hearing . 15 3 5 A Member holding a Candidacy Appointment may apply and be considered for tenure only once .
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Progression to Tenure. 22.4.1 A Faculty Member holding a Tenure-track appointment must be considered for tenure not later than the fifth year of her/his Tenure-track Appointment, with the exception of Faculty Members whose appointments fall within the provisions of Article 22.4.5 or 22.4.6.
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