Developing Goals) Clause Samples
Developing Goals). The Student demonstrates an understanding of appropriate social skills to use in the workplace, and an understanding of how to interact appropriately with co-workers and supervisors;
Developing Goals). A goal is a statement of preferred preservation activities, which is generally stated in terms of property types. The purpose of establishing preservation goals is to set forth a "best case" version of how properties in the historic context should be identified, evaluated, registered and treated. Preservation goals should be oriented toward the greatest possible protection of properties in the historic context and should be based on the principle that properties should be preserved in place if possible, through affirmative treatments like rehabilitation, stabilization or restoration. Generally, goals will be specific to the historic context and will often be phrased in terms of property types. Some of these goals will be related to information needs previously identified for the historic context. Collectively, the goals for a historic context should be a coherent statement of program direction covering all aspects of the context. For each goal, a statement should be prepared identifying:
Developing Goals). 14.3.1.1 At the end of the academic year the staff member and supervisor will meet to review goals established from the previous year and develop goals for the following year as well as conduct a review of the job description. The goals should consist of operational responsibilities that relate to the strategic plan (functional area goals) and areas for professional development.
14.3.1.2 The goals will reflect a balance between workload and work schedule, will respond to college/department needs for the year, and will be mutually agreed upon by the staff member and the supervisor.