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RETENTION FOR ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS. 9.1 a. Each Academic Support Professional shall be evaluated annually by her/his supervisor. The evaluation shall occur in May.
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RETENTION FOR ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS. 9.1 a. Each Academic Support Professional shall be evaluated annually by her/his supervisor. The evaluation shall occur in May. b. An evaluation in the first year of employment shall occur in the sixth month of employment. c. Regardless of the date of initial appointment, the calculation of years of employment of Academic Support Professionals will be based on a year of July 1 through June 30, provided, however, that:

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