Approval of Initial Operating Papers Sample Clauses

Approval of Initial Operating Papers. In order to ensure the orderly conduct of each department/school, unit, and college with Faculty covered by this Agreement, the Faculty of each such department/school, unit, and college shall adopt and maintain an operating paper consistent with Board statutes, the college’s operating paper (for department/school, and unit operating papers), and with the terms of this Agreement. Following open debate, any new operating papers shall be subject to the approval of a majority of Faculty who vote by secret ballot in each department/school, unit, and college. Such operating papers shall also be subject to the approval of the appropriate Xxxx (for department/school, and unit operating papers) and the Chancellor or the Chancellor’s designee (for department/school, unit, and college operating papers). The Association shall be provided with a copy of any new or updated operating papers approved by the Chancellor or the Chancellor’s designee. If a new department/school, unit, or college is created through the initiation of a new department/school, unit, or college, or the merger of two or more existing departments/schools, units, or colleges, said department/school, unit, or college shall have until May 1 of the first academic year of formation to adopt an operating paper. The Chancellor (or designee) and Faculty Association President shall establish a calendar deadline for review by department/school, unit, or college, Chancellor (or designee), and the resubmission/re-vote by units in order to meet the deadlines. Amendment(s) to operating papers modified under Section 5.03 become effective when the process of review and approval has been concluded, including the approval of the Chancellor (or designee). The Association shall be provided with a copy of any new operating papers approved by the Chancellor (or designee) within thirty (30) days of approval. Disputes over approvals of operating papers shall be processed in accordance with Section 5.05 below, or, in the case of initial credit hour equivalencies, in accordance with Addendum B. All disputes must be presented no later than forty-two (42) days from the date an administrator communicates denial. Days between December 15 and January 15 and between May 15 and August 15 shall not be counted in the calculation of the forty-two (42) days.
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