College Evaluation and Decision Sample Clauses

College Evaluation and Decision. The college’s Human Resources and Academic Affairs divisions will collaborate to review the application and portfolio and may choose to consult with the program advisory committee, other subject matter experts in the field, and/or the system office in order to assess and determine whether the contents of the application and portfolio demonstrate that the faculty member has met the requirements for column advancement under this subdivision. The college shall provide the faculty member with written notice of the college’s decision. If the college’s decision is a denial, the college’s written notice will include a summary of the reason(s) the faculty member’s application was denied. A college’s determination(s)/decision(s) with respect to applications submitted under this subdivision will not set precedent regarding salary determinations of any kind at other colleges, systemwide, and/or made by the system office. Unless otherwise explicitly specified in this subdivision, college-based determination(s)/decision(s) with respect to column-advancement applications under this subdivision are not subject to the provisions of Article 27 (“Grievance Procedure”).
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