Examples of Probationary Faculty Appointment in a sentence
Nothing in this Reduction-in-Force policy shall be construed to affect the decision and right of the Appointing Authority not to renew a Probationary Faculty Appointment without cause pursuant to RCW 28B.50.857.
Not later than one (1) complete quarter, except summer quarter, before the expiration of the Probationary Faculty Appointment, the Appointing Authority shall notify the Probationer of the decision to either grant Tenure or not renew the Probationary Appointment for the ensuing year.
Furthermore, it shall be the policy that a Tenured Faculty Member shall not be dismissed except for “sufficient cause,” nor shall a Faculty Member who holds a Probationary Faculty Appointment be dismissed prior to the written terms of the appointment except for “sufficient cause.” No Tenured Faculty Member shall suffer loss of Tenure because of reassignment to a specially funded Program.
Furthermore, it shall be the policy that a Tenured Faculty Member shall not be dismissed nor shall a Faculty Member who holds a Probationary Faculty Appointment be dismissed prior to the written terms of the appointment without just cause.
It is at these times that one realizes how we must all unite and help each other." • Correspondence from President Weber approving action items from the October 7, 2003, including the Personnel Committee's recommended changes to the Policy File: Leaves, Difference-in-Pay; Leaves, Absence with Pay; Leaves, Sabbatical; and Probationary Faculty, Appointment of.
The Faculty Affairs Committee recommends approval of the following policy recommendation: Make the following changes to the Probationary Faculty, Appointment of section of the Policy File.
Probationary Faculty Appointment and Contract All newly-employed faculty members are employed on a probationary status for their first four years.
Probationary Faculty Appointment shall mean a faculty appointment for a designated period of time which may be terminated without cause upon expiration of the probationer’s term of employment.