Reduction in Force Review Committee Sample Clauses

Reduction in Force Review Committee. A Reduction in Force Review Committee will be created upon request from the professor for a hearing. The members will include 1 administrator chosen by the president, 1 full-time student chosen by the Associated Student Body president, and 3 professors selected by a vote of the Federation. In no case will a member of the committee sit in judgment of her or his own case or the case of a family member. The Reduction in Force Review Committee will be co-chaired by the 1 administrator and 1 professor selected by the Federation. An administrative supervisor of the professor shall not be a member of the committee. In the event there is a vacancy on the committee, a replacement will be selected within 5 days of the vacancy in the manner outlined above.
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Reduction in Force Review Committee. A Reduction in Force Review Committee will be created if dismissal procedures are being initiated in accordance with this article. The committee will be established within 10 days of receipt of notice of pending dismissal. The members will include 1 administrator chosen by the President, 1 full-time student chosen by the president of the Associated Student Body of the College, and 3 professors selected by a vote of the Tenured Professors conducted by the Federation. In no case will a member of the committee sit in judgment of his or her own case or the case of his or her family member. The chairperson or the immediate administrative supervisor of the professor(s) under review should not be a member of the review committee. In the event there is a vacancy on the committee, a replacement will be selected within 5 days of the vacancy in the manner outlined above.‌‌

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