Governance: Committee Participation Sample Clauses

Governance: Committee Participation. Whenever College appointed standing or ad hoc committees containing faculty representation shall forward written recommendation to the appropriate administrator, said administrator shall respond, in writing, to that committee as to the disposition of the recommendation(s) as well as reason(s) for the disposition. Where possible, committee meetings will be scheduled to allow maximum full-time faculty participation. The following standing committees: Academic Leadership Council (ALC), College Curriculum Committee (CCC), and Instructional Coordinating Council (ICC) will continue to meet as currently scheduled. The College Curriculum Committee (CCC) and the Academic Leadership Council (ALC) will each include a Full-time Faculty Co-Chair. Every spring of even numbered years, the Xxxxxxx and Vice President of Academic Affairs will solicit faculty representation for the academic committees of their choice. All Full-time Faculty, with the exception of lecturers, will serve on at least one academic committee of their choice for a two (2) year term. Every effort will be made to honor committee choices. However, for the purposes of ensuring adequate representation on all academic committees, the Xxxxxxx and Vice President of Academic Affairs may request that faculty serve on an alternative committee.
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