PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEES Sample Clauses

PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEES. Each college and continuing education shall have a Professional Advancement Committee, the membership of which will be appointed by the Academic Senate. Continuing Education Counselors assigned to ECC, Centre City, Xxxxx Xxxxxx and Mid City, will be included under the responsibility of the City College Professional Advancement Committee. Continuing Education Counselors assigned to Mesa College CE, North City, West City and all DSPS Counselors assigned to any Continuing Education site will be included under the responsibility of the Mesa College Professional Advancement Committee. The College Professional Advancement Committees will accept Continuing Education Counselor Professional Advancement Plans which were approved by Continuing Education prior to June 6, 2002 by Continuing Education. The College Professional Advancement Committees will review and evaluate the completion of these Continuing Education approved plans. Subsequent to June 6, 2002, Professional Advancement Plans must be pre-approved by the appropriate college committee as delineated above.
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