Review of Evaluation Materials by Probationer Sample Clauses

Review of Evaluation Materials by Probationer. The probationer shall receive a copy of any evaluation summary, evaluation instrument, report of observation, or any other document that is part of the tenure review process. The probationer may submit a written response to a QER to the TROC Chair by the Tuesday after the QER due date for review by the TROC. Nothing will enter the probationer’s tenure documentation to which the probationer has not had a full and fair opportunity to respond. Any response will be attached to the QER for submission to the President and will become part of the probationer’s tenure documentation.
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