The College-Wide Endowed Chair Committee Sample Clauses

The College-Wide Endowed Chair Committee. The College-wide Endowed Chair Committee will be appointed by the Administration and will be composed of: Campuses with more than fifty (50) faculty – one academic administrator who supervises faculty and two senior faculty (Associate Professor, Senior or Professor) Campuses with less than fifty (50) faculty – one academic administrator who supervises faculty and one senior faculty (Associate Professor, Senior or Professor) Faculty in Proposal 1 – January 25, 2002 39 College-wide schools will be counted at the campus to which the school is assigned. One faculty alternate and one administrative Committee member will be appointed. The College-Wide Endowed Chair Committee will elect a Chair.
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