Development of Bylaws Sample Clauses

Development of Bylaws. (1) The faculty members of each department, college, or other relevant unit (who are covered by this Agreement) may develop the bylaws (and any revisions thereto) for that unit. The faculty members shall have the right to participate in the development of and vote on any matters in the bylaws or subsequent revisions that directly affect them. If the faculty in the affected unit develop the bylaws by means of a committee, such committee shall be comprised of faculty members (who are covered by this Agreement) elected by the faculty of that unit (who are covered by this Agreement). Nothing in this paragraph shall preclude the faculty members from electing to consult with the department chair, the xxxx, or the UFF during the bylaw development process.
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Development of Bylaws. The faculty members of each department, college, or other relevant unit (who are covered by this Agreement) may develop the bylaws (and any revisions thereto) for that unit. The faculty members shall have the right to participate in the development of and vote on any matters in the bylaws or subsequent revisions that directly affect them. If the faculty in the affected unit develop the bylaws by means of a committee, such committee shall be comprised of faculty members (who are covered by this Agreement) elected by the faculty of that unit (who are covered by this Agreement). Nothing in this paragraph shall preclude the faculty members from electing to consult with the department chair, the xxxx, or the UFF during the bylaw development process. The unit supervisor shall provide the faculty members of the unit with a copy of the existing bylaws, the statement of the mission and goals of the unit and the University, and a copy of this Agreement, before meeting to discuss with them the development or revision process. The bylaws shall be periodically reviewed by the faculty (who are covered by this Agreement) and revisions or additions may be proposed whenever a change in this Agreement has a direct and significant impact upon the bylaws. A change in this Agreement shall take precedence over any conflicting bylaw. Departments, colleges, and other relevant units are encouraged to exchange and discuss drafts of their bylaws during the formulation and revision processes, and to provide preliminary drafts to both the University Administration and the UFF. The University Administration and the UFF may provide advisory recommendations to the faculty.
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