Qualifying Performance Activities and Accomplishments Sample Clauses

Qualifying Performance Activities and Accomplishments. Activities and Accomplishments fall within one of five general Categories. Points are assigned based on each item’s estimated complexity and time required to complete. Activities and Accomplishments not specifically listed may also qualify following the process outlined in Section 4(c). 1. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Progression Points Accrual rate within current Biologist Level Elected Executive Committee (President Elect/President/Past President) Montana Chapter of AFS/ TWS 3 1 time only Chair a committee or officer (Secretary-Treasurer) of Montana Chapter of AFS/TWS 2 1 time only Member of National AFS/TWS during entire time at current Biologist level 1 1 time only Receives an award outside FWP 1 Per event Officer in another professional peer group (other than AFS/TWS) 2 1 time only Member of other professional peer group (other than AFS/TWS) during entire time at current Biologist level 1 1 time only Lead a professional development course or training 2 Per event Attend multi-state professional society/organization meeting. 1 1 time only Significant contribution organizing and/or hosting a multi-state professional society/organization meeting 1 Per event Serves on Graduate Student Committee 2 Per event Editor or Associate Editor of peer reviewed journal (list manuscript number(s)) 2 Per journal Manuscript reviewer for peer reviewed journal (list manuscript number(s)) 1 Per journal Editor of Professional Society/organization Workshop/Meeting proceedings 1 Per event Other- will qualify upon mutual agreement of the employee's supervisor, the Association, and the Division Administrator using Progression Point Approval Form.
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Qualifying Performance Activities and Accomplishments a. A biologist may accumulate Progression Points during three or more years they serve at their current Biologist Level in the following ways:
Qualifying Performance Activities and Accomplishments. Activities and Accomplishments fall within one of five general Categories. Points are assigned based on each item’s estimated complexity and time required to complete. Activities and Accomplishments not specifically listed may also qualify following the process outlined in Section 4(b). 1. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Progression Points Accrual rate within current Biologist Level Elected Executive Committee (President Elect/President/Past President) Montana Chapter of AFS/ TWS 3 1 time only Chair a committee or officer (Secretary-Treasurer) of Montana Chapter of AFS/TWS 2 1 time only Member of National AFS/TWS during entire time at current Biologist level 1 1 time only Receives an award outside FWP 1 per event Officer in another professional peer group (other than AFS/TWS) 2 1 time only Member of other professional peer group (other than AFS/TWS) during entire time at current Biologist level 1 1 time only Lead a professional development course or training 2 per event

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