Common use of Joint Appointment Clause in Contracts

Joint Appointment. 5.1.6.1 Faculty may have appointments in two or more departments. One of the departments will be designated the primary department. The primary department will be responsible for conducting the faculty member’s annual evaluation and recommending the faculty member for promotion, tenure, or termination. The other department(s) shall provide written contribution(s) to the faculty member’s annual evaluation and to recommendations for tenure, promotion, or termination. 5.1.6.2 The faculty member in a Joint appointment shall not be required to meet a higher standard than other faculty to achieve promotion and tenure. Faculty with joint appointments will have combined advising and committee assignments that are no greater than faculty with appointments in a single department. When evaluating a faculty member for tenure, promotion, or termination, evaluators shall take into account any unusual workload arising from the faculty member’s joint appointment.

Joint Appointment. 5.1.6.1 5.1.4.1 Faculty may have appointments in two or more departments. One of the departments will be designated the primary department. The primary department will be responsible for conducting the faculty member’s annual evaluation and recommending the faculty member for promotion, tenure, or termination. The other department(s) shall provide written contribution(s) to the faculty member’s annual evaluation and to recommendations for tenure, promotion, or termination. 5.1.6.2 5.1.4.2 The faculty member in a Joint appointment shall not be required to meet a higher standard than other faculty to achieve promotion and tenure. Faculty with joint appointments will have combined advising and committee assignments that are no greater than faculty with appointments in a single department. When evaluating a faculty member for tenure, promotion, or termination, evaluators shall take into account any unusual workload arising from the faculty member’s joint appointment.