Division [Department] Personnel Committees Sample Clauses

Division [Department] Personnel Committees. 1. A Division [Department] Personnel Committee (DPC) shall be established each year within each designated academic division or department, and within each other unit which contains faculty members. The units for which committees are required for the following year shall be determined not later than May 1 by the President of the College, after consultation with the President of the Association.
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