By February definition

By February. 15: Applicants receive written notification of outcome of 20 sabbatical requests. 22 July 1 or after: Sabbaticals must begin within the subsequent academic 23 year. 24 25 Application and selection process: 27 SET training by September 1: The SET will provide training to prospective applicants. 28 Prospective applicants are encouraged to discuss proposed sabbatical project with the 29 supervising administrator. Training may be offered in the spring of the previous year. 30 Every effort will be made to make the training available to prospective applicants before 31 they apply. 33 Full sabbatical application submitted by October 1: Sabbatical applicants will submit the 34 full, completed sabbatical application to the SET. Application materials are found online 35 on the intranet. The sabbatical application (Appendix E-1) includes a Sabbatical Leave 36 of Absence which sets forth conditions of the leave and service requirements upon 37 return. Failure to meet this service requirement will require the sabbatical recipient to 38 reimburse the District for compensation and benefits received during the sabbatical 39 period. 41 SET ranks the applications by November 1: The SET will use the rubric in Appendix E-2 42 to evaluate and rank the applications and make recommendations. The ranked list and 43 recommendations will be sent to the Superintendent/President. A recommendation that 44 the Board approve a sabbatical will be based on whether it meets the criteria established 45 in this article. Changes to the rubric may be proposed by the District, the Association, 46 SET, or the Academic Senate. All changes must be agreed upon by both the District 47 and the Association. No changes may be made during the application and selection 48 period for sabbaticals. 49 50 Superintendent/President recommends sabbaticals to the Board by 51 November/December Board meeting: The Superintendent/President will make 52 recommendations to the Board of Trustees. This recommendation will be based on:
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  • By February 1, 2020 the trust will set up a minimum of one (1) pilot and a goal of two (2) based on budget and plan.

  • By February 1 of each year, each employee will be assigned a rank as determined by their district seniority date.

  • By February 1 (four months prior to the expiration of the Agreement), the parties will exchange lists of new items and of those existing sections they intend to modify, amend, delete, or otherwise change.

  • By February 20 the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Vice-President (Academic) shall advise each candidate in writing of the tenure decision.

  • By February 1st, annually, the department shall provide to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over transportation matters a report summarizing all proposals that the department has determined meet the standards of this subchapter or that have been finally rejected during the previous calendar year.

  • By February 1 of each school year the Board will publish and distribute to all employees and the Association a seniority list ranking each employee from greatest to least seniority.

  • By February 15, faculty must apply and present evidence to the District for addition of new disciplines for which the faculty member meets the minimum qualifications/competency standards.

  • By February 1st of each school year, the District will provide members the opportunity to request additional FTE, up to 1.0 FTE.

  • By February 21st of each school year, the Board, after consultation with the Association, shall publish and deliver to each building representative a copy of the revised seniority list.

  • By February 1 of the year before a multiyear contract is being requested or requested for renewal, the adjunct faculty member submits a letter of application for a multiyear contract to the deans.

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