Common use of Composition of the FRB Clause in Contracts

Composition of the FRB. The FRB shall consist of three (3) faculty members, including a chair, appointed by the UFE from the ranks of full professors; provided that no faculty member may sit on an FRB hearing a dispute arising out of the appellant’s department/program. An FRB will be constituted for each academic year and members will normally serve for the entire academic year. The FRB appointments will forwarded to the Chief Academic Officer by the first day of October each year and will include the three (3) faculty members, including a chair, as well as two alternates representing at least three (3) colleges and the Library. The Chief Academic Officer and the appellant have the right to request that the President of UFE reconsider an appointment. The request must be in writing and will specify the reasons for the request for reconsideration. The UFE president will make the final decision on questions of membership of the FRB for the academic year and for each case referred to the FRB process.

Composition of the FRB. The FRB shall consist of three (3) faculty members, including a chair, appointed by the UFE from the ranks of full professors; provided that no faculty member may sit on an FRB hearing a dispute arising out of the appellant’s department/program. An FRB will be constituted for each academic year and members will normally serve for the entire academic year. The FRB appointments will be forwarded to the Chief Academic Officer by the first day of October each year and will include the three (3) faculty members, including a chair, as well as two alternates representing at least three (3) colleges and the Library. The Chief Academic Officer and the appellant have the right to request that the President of UFE reconsider an appointment. The request must be in writing and will specify the reasons for the request for reconsideration. The UFE president will make the final decision on questions of membership of the FRB for the academic year and for each case referred to the FRB process.