Promotion and Tenure Appeals Sample Clauses

Promotion and Tenure Appeals. 13.14.1 A candidate may appeal a University Promotion and Tenure Committee recommendation on the grounds that (a) an error in the described procedures materially affected the outcome, (b) the decision was not based upon the applicable criteria included in the Promotion and Tenure File, or (c) the outcome was arbitrary, discriminatory or capricious. The Candidate has at least five (5) working days after receiving written notification (Section 13.13.11.2) of the decision and vote of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee to notify in writing both the Xxxxxxx and the AAUP-WSU Grievance and Contract Administration Officer of her or his intent to file an appeal. The actual deadline in a given year is set forth in Appendix D. The appeal and all supporting documentation must be submitted to the Xxxxxxx and the AAUP-WSU Grievance and Contract Administration Officer by the deadline set forth in Appendix D, which is at least fifteen
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Promotion and Tenure Appeals. T13.14.1 A candidate may appeal a University Promotion and Tenure Committee recommendation on the grounds that (a) an error in the described procedures materially affected the outcome, (b) the decision was not based upon the applicable criteria included in the Promotion and Tenure File, or (c) the outcome was arbitrary, discriminatory or capricious. The Candidate has at least five (5) working days after receiving written notification (Section T13.13.11.2) of the decision and vote of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee to notify in writing both the Xxxxxxx and the AAUP-WSU Grievance Officer of her or his intent to file an appeal. The actual deadline in a given year is set forth in Appendix D (TET). The appeal and all supporting documentation must be submitted to the Xxxxxxx and the AAUP-WSU Grievance Officer by the deadline set forth in Appendix D (TET), which is at least fifteen (15) working days after the candidate receives written notification of the decision and vote of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee. T13.14.2 Upon receiving a written notification of the intent to file an appeal from one or more Bargaining Unit Faculty Members, the AAUP-WSU and the University shall form a Promotion and Tenure Appeals Committee consisting of three tenured Bargaining Unit Faculty Members selected by the AAUP-WSU and three department chairs, assistant deans, or associate deans who are also tenured faculty selected by the University. In addition, the AAUP-WSU and the University will each appoint two alternate members to the Committee. Each of the members, including the alternates, selected by the AAUP-WSU must be from different colleges. Likewise each of the members, including the alternates, selected by the University must be from different colleges. The Committee will be formed within ten (10) working days after notice of intent to file an appeal is received (see Section T13. 14.1). All meetings of the Promotion and Tenure Appeals Committee will include exactly six voting members: three Bargaining Unit Faculty appointed by the AAUP-WSU and three faculty (department chairs, assistant or associate deans) appointed by the University. Any members of the Committee who have previously voted on or written a letter for the case under appeal or are from the appellant’s college shall recuse themselves. T13.14.3 The Promotion and Tenure Appeals Committee shall have Co-Chairs. One Co-Chair must be elected by the Bargaining Unit Faculty appointed by the AAUP-W...
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Promotion and Tenure Appeals. 14.1 A candidate may appeal a University Promotion and Tenure Committee recommendation on the grounds that (a) an error in the described procedures materially affected the outcome, (b) the decision was not based upon the applicable criteria included in the Promotion and Tenure File, or (c) the outcome was arbitrary, discriminatory or capricious. The Candidate has at least five (5) working days after receiving written notification (Section T13.13.11.2) of the decision and vote of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee to notify in writing both the Xxxxxxx and the AAUP-WSU Grievance Officer of her or his intent to file an appeal. The actual deadline in a given year is set forth in Appendix D (TET). The appeal and all supporting documentation must be submitted to the Xxxxxxx and the AAUP-WSU Grievance Officer by the deadline set forth in Appendix D (TET), which is at least fifteen (15) working days after the candidate receives written notification of the decision and vote of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee.
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Promotion and Tenure Appeals. 18.1 An employee eligible to file an appeal may do so by sending notice to the Vice-President, Academic. Such notice must be received within ten (10) working days of the candidate receiving written reasons for a negative recommendation on tenure or promotion.
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Promotion and Tenure Appeals. 18.1 An employee eligible to file an appeal may do so by sending notice to the Vice-President, Academic. Such notice must be received within ten (10) working days of the candidate receiving written reasons for a negative recommendation on tenure or promotion. 18.2 Appeals Committee on Promotion and Tenure 18.2.1 An Appeals Committee on Promotion and Tenure shall be established to hear appeals of negative recommendations on promotion or tenure applications. The members of the committee shall be: a) one (1) tenured employee nominated by the Association b) three (3) tenured employees elected by the Education Council
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