The Department Chair Sample Clauses

The Department Chair. A College Promotion and Tenure Committee This Committee shall be composed of the Xxxx, who does not vote at the college level, and at least five tenured faculty members, at rank of Associate Professor or above, who are chosen according to procedures developed by the college. College bylaws specify the selection and composition of the committee and its operational rules and procedures, including selection of the Committee Chair. Except in the Boonshoft School of Medicine and the School of Professional Psychology, only Bargaining Unit Faculty Members may serve as voting members on college promotion and tenure committees.
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The Department Chair. (a) shall provide leadership consistent with the principle of primus inter pares to ensure the effective operation and development of the academic Department; (b) shall convene and chair regular meetings with the Department on matters of importance to the Department or the University; (c) shall advise the Appropriate Xxxx on matters pertaining to the academic Department or Subject Area including the teaching assignments of faculty, and the management of course enrolments within the academic Department consistent with Articles 17.01 (Assignment of Teaching) and 17.04 (Class Size); (d) shall represent the academic Department on Senate, University committees and at various University events such as convocation where they are invited to represent their Departments and keep the Department informed of developments; (e) shall submit budget proposals and administer approved budgets for the Department; (f) shall coordinate the programs of the Department; (g) shall advise students on academic matters and deal with student concerns; (h) may request course assistants to assist individual faculty members in specific courses in their Departments; (Departments may include in their budget submissions provision for course assistants. The University, through the budget process, shall ensure an equitable allocation of funds for course assistants among Departments.) (i) shall interview all Department probationary Employees yearly with respect to teaching and advising, research, scholarship, and professional activities, and service, where applicable, and Departmental and University activities such as the annual reports and review, pursuant to Article 21. (j) shall carry out such other duties as required by the Agreement or by Senate policies.
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The Department Chair a) shall provide leadership consistent with the principle of primus inter pares to ensure the effective operation and development of the academic Department; b) shall convene and chair regular meetings with the Department on matters of importance to the Department or the University; c) shall advise the Vice-President Academic on matters pertaining to the academic Department or Subject Area including the teaching assignments of faculty, and the management of course enrolments within the academic Department consistent with ARTICLES 17.03 and 17.01; d) shall represent the academic Department on Senate, University committees and at various University events such as convocation where they are invited to represent their Departments and keep the Department informed of developments; e) shall submit budget proposals and administer approved budgets for the Department; f) shall coordinate the programs of the Department; g) shall advise students on academic matters and deal with student concerns; h) may request teaching assistants to assist individual faculty members in specific courses in their departments; (Departments may include in their budget submissions provision for teaching assistants. The University, through the budget process, shall ensure an equitable allocation of funds for teaching assistants among departments.) i) shall carry out such other duties as required by the Collective Agreement or by Senate policies.
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