Consideration by the College President Sample Clauses

Consideration by the College President. After review of the judicial committee’s full report and recommendation, the College President may decide: (1) to dismiss the charges against the faculty member; (2) to suspend the faculty member; (3) to recommend to the Board that the faculty member be discharged; or (4) to refer the case back to the committee for reconsideration. In response to the latter, the committee shall consider the issues raised by the President and may or may not modify its recommendations. If the College President recommends discharge of the faculty member, publicity concerning the case may properly be withheld until consideration has been given to the case by the Board. Any release to the public shall be made through the College President’s office. Barring the referral of the case back to the committee, the President's referral of the case to the Board of Trustees should take place in time before the soonest available Board meeting after the President receives the committee's report. If the case is referred back to the committee for reconsideration, the President's referral of the case to the Board of Trustees shall, barring extenuating circumstances, take place in time before the soonest available Board meeting after the President receives the committee's reconsidered decision. The faculty member and the union shall be notified in writing of the President’s referral and decision. Within seven (7) days after the Judicial Committee has issued its report, the faculty member may request a meeting with the College President to appeal the committee’s decision and/or to discuss concerns about the hearing or the process.
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Consideration by the College President. After review of the judicial committee’s full report and recommendation, the College President may decide: (1) to dismiss the charges against the faculty member; (2) to pursue probation for the faculty member; or (3) to recommend to the Board that the faculty member be dismissed. If the College President decides to pursue probation for the faculty member, he/she and/or his/her designee(s) will meet with the faculty member and his/her counsel to establish mutually agreeable terms and conditions for the probation. If no agreement can be reached, the College President may choose alternative remedies up to and including recommending dismissal of the faculty member to the Board. If the College President recommends dismissal of the faculty member, publicity concerning the case may properly be withheld until consideration has been given to the case by the Board. Any release to the public shall be made through the College President’s office.
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Consideration by the College President. After review of the Judicial Committee’s full report and recommendation, the College President may decide: (1) to dismiss the charges against the faculty member;
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Consideration by the College President. After review of the judicial committee’s full report and recommendation, the College President may decide: (1) to dismiss the charges against the faculty member; (2) to pursue probation for the faculty member; (3) to suspend the faculty member without pay; or (4) to recommend to the Board that the faculty member be dismissed. The College President may choose a combination of probation and suspension as a single option. If the College President decides to pursue probation for the faculty member, he/she and/or his/her designee(s) will meet with the faculty member and his/her counsel to establish mutually agreeable terms and conditions for the probation. The conditions may include specific requirements the faculty member must satisfy to avoid termination. If no agreement can be reached, the College President may choose alternative remedies up to and including recommending dismissal of the faculty member to the Board. If the College President recommends dismissal of the faculty member, publicity concerning the case may properly be withheld until consideration has been given to the case by the Board. Any release to the public shall be made through the College President’s office. If the College President chooses probation or suspension, or any combination thereof, then the clearly demonstrable failure of the faculty member to complete any specific requirements set forth in the probation or suspension, as determined by the President, may result in dismissal of the faculty member without further hearing.
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