Common use of Term and Preparation of Subsequent FAPs Clause in Contracts

Term and Preparation of Subsequent FAPs. (i) An approved FAP must be in place within one (1) academic term of the expiration of the previous FAP. (ii) The term of the subsequent FAP is determined by the faculty member’s rank as follows: (1) Tenured Associate professor – 4 years (2) Tenured Full professor – 5 years (3) Senior Lecturer and Senior Library, Clinical Faculty – Same length as the term of the Appointment

Term and Preparation of Subsequent FAPs. (i) An approved FAP must be in place within one (1) academic term of the expiration of the previous FAP. (ii) The term of the subsequent FAP is determined by the faculty member’s members rank as follows: (1) Tenured Associate professor – 4 years (2) Tenured Full professor – 5 years (3) Senior Lecturer and Senior Library, /Clinical Faculty Associate – Same length as the term Term of the Appointment

Term and Preparation of Subsequent FAPs. (i) An approved FAP must be in place within one (1) academic term of prior to the expiration of the previous FAP. (ii) The term of the subsequent FAP is determined by the faculty member’s members rank as follows: (1) Tenured Associate professor – 4 years (2) Tenured Full professor – 5 years (3) Senior Lecturer and Senior Library, /Clinical Faculty Associate – Same length as the term Term of the Appointment

Term and Preparation of Subsequent FAPs. (i) An approved FAP must be in place within one (1) academic term of the expiration of the previous FAP. (ii) The term of the subsequent FAP is determined by the faculty member’s member¶s rank as follows: (1) Tenured Associate professor – 4 ±4 years (2) Tenured Full professor – 5 ±5 years (3) Senior Lecturer and Senior Library, Clinical Faculty – ± Same length as the term of the Appointment