Lecturer to Senior Lecturer Sample Clauses

Lecturer to Senior Lecturer. If performance and other circumstances warrant, Lecturers with six years of service may be promoted to the rank of Senior Lecturer. Promotion to Senior Lecturer will be based on consistent demonstration of excellence in teaching with satisfactory performance in service and scholarship, except that growth and improvement since the initial appointment as Lecturer must be demonstrated. It is the responsibility of the faculty member to demonstrate that they have met or exceeded the department criteria for promotion.
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Lecturer to Senior Lecturer. Five (5) years in rank at the institution; performance of assigned responsibilities commensurate with expectations for senior lecturers. All references to years in rank herein are to full-time academic year appointments or to their equivalents. Faculty unit members become eligible to apply for change in rank during the year in which their length of service will meet the stated requirements. The Board may, at its discretion and upon the recommendation of the administration of the institution, reduce the number of years of service required for eligibility for change in rank; provided that prior service credit may not be requested in conjunction with an application for change in rank.
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