Common use of Renew with Development Clause in Contracts

Renew with Development. A Probationary Faculty member who receives a renew with development recommendation will complete the Renew with Development process during the next academic year. The Renew with Development process is designed to provide additional support to the Probationary Faculty member, as indicated in PARC feedback, in the areas of instruction/primary work, service, and professional development. 17.1.8.1. The process begins in April after PARC recommendations are delivered and ends in March of the following year before submission of the IDP. 17.1.8.2. The process is supported by a team including, at a minimum, the Probationary Faculty member, the PAR facilitator (or the Faculty Developer, if the Faculty Developer fills the PAR facilitator role), the Chief Academic Affairs Officer, the Faculty Senate President, and the Department/Division Chair. 17.1.8.2.1. The role of the team is to provide guidance and support to the Probationary Faculty member throughout the next academic year as they work to develop in the areas of PAR and the specifically-identified PARC feedback. 17.1.8.2.2. In their initial meeting, the team will develop a list of suggestions that would help the Probationary Faculty member grow in the areas specifically identified in the PARC feedback. 17.1.8.2.3. The PAR facilitator (or the Faculty Developer, if the Faculty Developer fills the PAR facilitator role) oversees the Renew with Development process which shall include regular check-ins with the Probationary Faculty member. 17.1.8.3. The Renew with Development process shall be based on the PARC feedback and designed by the identified process team. The process may include items suggested by the team during the initial meeting or other ideas similar in spirit or development potential. Recommendations must be as clear, specific, and measurable as possible. 17.1.8.4. Before submission of the next IDP, the Probationary Faculty member completes the process by providing a written reflection to the Renew with Development team members detailing how the actions taken during the process resulted in growth. 17.1.8.5. PAR Facilitators (or Faculty Developers, if the Faculty Developer fills the PAR facilitator role), as part of the Faculty Developers Council, will serve as an overseeing body of the Renew with Development Process procedure documents from each college with the purpose of ensuring consistent and appropriate process application. PAR Facilitators (or Faculty Developers, if the Faculty Developer fills the PAR facilitator role) will acquire all Renew with Development procedural documents from the process team by the first Friday in December.