Probationary and Full Associate Faculty Clause Samples
The 'Probationary and Full Associate Faculty' clause defines the categories and status of associate faculty members within an institution. It typically outlines the criteria for being classified as either probationary or full, such as length of service, performance evaluations, or completion of certain requirements. For example, a faculty member may start as probationary and, after meeting specific benchmarks, transition to full associate status with additional rights or benefits. This clause ensures clarity in faculty classification, delineates the path for professional advancement, and helps manage expectations regarding job security and responsibilities.
Probationary and Full Associate Faculty. An Associate Faculty member is considered probationary until she/he has been placed in the Associate Faculty hiring pool via the process described in Article 13.02 below. Placement into the Associate Faculty hiring pool is a promotion which removes that probationary status and carries with it increased responsibilities and increased compensation. Associate Faculty in the Associate Faculty hiring pool, known as Full Associate Faculty, assume the following additional professional responsibilities: ▪ Participate in Outcomes Assessment ▪ Participate in required College-related activities
Probationary and Full Associate Faculty. An Associate Faculty member is considered probationary until s/he has been placed in the Associate Faculty hiring pool via the process described in Article 13.02 below. Placement into the Associate Faculty hiring pool is a promotion which removes that probationary status and carries with it increased responsibilities and increased compensation. Associate Faculty in the Associate Faculty hiring pool, known as Full Associate Faculty, assume the following additional professional responsibilities: ▪ Participate in Outcomes Assessment ▪ Participate in discipline activities, including discipline meetings (in-person or virtually)
Probationary and Full Associate Faculty. 13 An Associate Faculty member is considered probationary until s/he has been 14 placed in the Associate Faculty hiring pool via the process described in Article