Bases for Qualification for Titles Sample Clauses

Bases for Qualification for Titles. Promotion is based on many factors. Among these are excellence in teaching, in scholarship and creative works, in service to the College, its students, and the community. Professional activities in related fields as well as academic degrees and years of satisfactory service are also criteria to be considered in determining promotions. Excellence in teaching is defined to include but not limited to the following: continued improvements of methods and procedures of instructional presentation, adherence to academic rules and regulations, command of subject, and currency in the field. Excellence in scholarship and creative works is defined to include but not limited to the following: publication of research articles in scholarly and professional journals, professional licensure, publication of textbooks and reviews. In certain fields such as art, music, or literature, creativity will be evidenced by such activities as exhibits, performances, or publications. Service to the College is defined to include but not limited to the following: active participation in departmental and college wide development, implementation, and evaluation of course offerings and curricula for the purpose of maintaining their quality, relevance and viability; active participation on campus and College committees; development of new instructional techniques and/or delivery systems. Service to students is defined to include but not limited to the following: availability to students for consultation and advisement, participation in student activities, sponsorship of student clubs and organizations, and a demonstrated commitment to the welfare of the student. Service to the community and professional activities are defined to include but not limited to the following: membership and participation in community and professional organizations, service as an officer in a local, state, or national organization; service within the local business and industry community to enhance the College's service; participation with local schools for the purpose of academic articulation and the enhancement of enrollment efforts.
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