Appointments of Adjunct Faculty Members Sample Clauses

Appointments of Adjunct Faculty Members. ‌ The initial decision on appointments of new adjunct faculty members shall be made by the Department Personnel and Budget Committee following the procedures of paragraph 3.01, of this Agreement, provided, that when an emergency arises and it is not practicable for the Committee to meet and decide, the initial decision on the appointment of new adjunct faculty members shall be made by the Department Chairperson, after consultation with, and approval, of the Xxxx. Emergency initial appointments of adjunct faculty members shall be reported by the Chairperson to the Department Personnel and Budget Committee as soon as possible with all the circumstances necessitating such emergency action. If an initial appointment has been made by the Chairperson without prior consultation with the Department Personnel and Budget Committee, and the Chairperson intends to extend the appointment beyond the initial semester or summer session, then the Chairperson must notify the Department Personnel and Budget Committee of his/her intent to do so, and obtain the approval of the Personnel and Budget Committee to extend the appointment.
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