Academic Administrator means an individual who holds a tenured or probationary faculty appointment or a professional librarian appointment, and who holds an administrative appointment, and by virtue of that administrative appointment, is excluded from the bargaining unit for the duration of their administrative term.
Academic Administrator means a person who holds an academic administrative position (ie: Xxxx of Faculty, Director of School (with the exception of the Director of the School of Nursing), University Librarian, Academic Vice-President & Xxxxxxx, President), or a person authorized to act in that capacity who has academic rank but is excluded from the bargaining unit for the duration of their appointment.
Academic Administrator means an administrator whose administrative appointment is academic in nature. A non-academic administrator shall not become an academic administrator solely by virtue of being assigned to evaluate faculty and librarians in accordance with Article VIII, VIII-A or VIII-C.
Examples of Academic Administrator in a sentence
A student on academic probation may continue in the program, subject to conditions set by the Academic Administrator.
Submit a written request to the appropriate Academic Administrator of the School, and if the resolution is not accepted;Step 3.
Academic Administrator – The Academic Vice President/Xxxxxxx, Divisional Deans and Associate Deans, Directors of Academic departments, other Directors who are direct supervisors of bargaining unit members, or such equivalent positions as may be established.
No internally selected Academic Administrator shall receive tenure or promotion as a condition of employment in administration.
If such an administrative leave is not taken, the service as Academic Administrator shall count as accrual for sabbatical leave.
More Definitions of Academic Administrator
Academic Administrator means a dean, vice president or similar employee of the institution whose primary responsibility is to provide administrative services in support of education or training offered by the institution, and does not include the President;
Academic Administrator means any Senior Academic Administrator, any Deputy Provost, any Vice-Provost, any Academic Associate Vice-President and any other position of equivalent rank and responsibility to any of those positions. Academic Administrators hold a position in the Concordia University Faculty Association (“CUFA”) bargaining unit before their appointment, or a position in CUFA or a comparable position is held for them upon the conclusion of the term of their administrative appointment.
Academic Administrator in this policy, means a UNT official in the position of unit administrator, associate dean, dean, provost, or that official’s designee.
Academic Administrator means an exempt employee who performs administrative duties that typically support the academic mission of the institution. An academic administrator may assume the responsibilities of an academic administrator position in partial or in whole replacement of his or her teaching responsibilities. Academic administrators may also be outside hires. Academic administrator appointments include but are not limited to Academic Department Chairs, Deans and/or Directors ofan academic program of study. Academic administrator appointments are non‐classified, at‐will appointments. Academic administrator compensation is not governed by the West Virginia Higher Education Compensation Management Program; compensation is determined at the discretion of the President or designee.
Academic Administrator means Educational Administrator. (see “Educational Administrator”).
Academic Administrator means a Dean, Vice President, or similar employee of the University whose
Academic Administrator means the appropriate dean or executive director in the case of a non-departmentalized college, department head or faculty member designate of the departmentalized college or school that is responsible for the course or other academic activity to which the allegation relates or where the matter falls outside the responsibility of a college or school, the provost and vice-president academic;