Common use of Promotion File Clause in Contracts

Promotion File. No later than October 15 (see Timetable in 18.§11 for specific date), all faculty who wish to be considered for promotion review shall submit their promotion files to their department chair. At a minimum, the promotion file must contain those materials specified by the office of the xxxxxxx. The promotion file of the candidate with collateral documentation shall be held in the office of the xxxx until the final recommendations are submitted by the xxxxxxx to the Board of Trustees, and at that time it shall be returned to the candidate. Collateral documentation refers to the books, reprints, artistic work, syllabi, and other products of performance that usually accompany applications.

Promotion File. No later than October 15 (see Timetable in 18.§11 Appendix F for specific date), all faculty who wish to be considered for promotion review shall submit their promotion files to their department chair. At a minimum, the promotion file must contain those materials specified by the office of the xxxxxxx. The promotion file of the candidate with collateral documentation shall be held in the office of the xxxx until the final recommendations are submitted by the xxxxxxx to the Board of Trustees, and at that time it shall be returned to the candidate. Collateral documentation refers to the books, reprints, artistic work, syllabi, and other products of performance that usually accompany applications.

Promotion File. No later than October 15 (see Timetable in 18.§11 for 18.§10for specific date), all faculty who wish to be considered for promotion review shall submit their promotion files to their department chair. At a minimum, the promotion file must contain those materials specified by the office of the xxxxxxx. The promotion file of the candidate with collateral documentation shall be held in the office of the xxxx until the final recommendations are submitted by the xxxxxxx to the Board of Trustees, and at that time it shall be returned to the candidate. Collateral documentation refers to the books, reprints, artistic work, syllabi, and other products of performance that usually accompany applications.