Probationary appointment means employment for a designated period of time during which the probationer is evaluated as a candidate to be awarded tenure. In the event an academic employee is employed full-time as a temporary academic employee and the next year with a probationary appointment as an academic employee, the consecutive College quarters in which the individual was so employed full-time shall be credited towards tenure consideration.
Probationary appointment means an appointment which is without continuing appointment status and which is neither a soft money nor non-renewable fixed length appointment. Probationary appointees may be removed subject to the provisions of this Article; Article 7,
Probationary appointment means an appointment without tenure or continuing contract. A faculty member having a probationary appointment shall be reappointed or non-reappointed as provided for in this Article. Unit members who hold probationary appointments are eligible for tenure or continuing contract status. Probationary appointees may be removed subject to the provisions of Article 17, Retrenchment and/or Article 16, Termination; or they may leave employment by resignation or retirement.
Examples of Probationary appointment in a sentence
Probationary appointment shall be made by the chief administrative officer of the college; such appointment shall be reported to the Chancellor.
By exception, the Probationary appointment may be shorter for an appointment at the rank of Librarian III and/or Librarian IV.
A Librarian Member holding a Probationary appointment shall be considered for a Continuing appointment in accordance with the provisions of Article 24.
A Probationary appointment shall be for a two (2) year term if the appointment is at the rank of Librarian I; otherwise it shall be for one (1) year.
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More Definitions of Probationary appointment
Probationary appointment means an appointment by the board held by a faculty member during the period which may pre- cede a decision on a tenure appointment.
Probationary appointment means an appointment of up to three (3) years, potentially leading to tenure.
Probationary appointment means an appointment by the board upon the affirmative recommendation of the appropriate academic department, or its functional equivalent, and the chancellor of an institution and held by a faculty member during the period which may precede a decision on a tenure appointment.
Probationary appointment for faculty members shall mean a full-time academic appointment which confers probationary status on a faculty member and which ends in the granting of a tenured appointment or in termination of the appointment.
Probationary appointment means an appointment during a probationary period, including initial, extended, and subsequent probationary periods, regardless of whether the probationary period is required or optional. A probationary appointment may be terminated at will.
Probationary appointment for academic librarians and instructors shall mean an initial full-time academic appointment for a specified period on a probationary basis where the Member will normally be considered for a continuing appointment before the end of his/her maximum probationary period as provided in Articles 17 and 34.
Probationary appointment means employment for a working test period that is part of the selection process, during which a new or promoted employee is required to demonstrate satisfactory or better performance of the position’s duties.