Satisfactory Evaluations Sample Clauses
The Satisfactory Evaluations clause establishes that certain actions or obligations are contingent upon receiving a positive assessment or approval, typically from one party or a designated evaluator. In practice, this clause may require that a product, service, or performance meet specified standards or criteria before payment is made, a contract is finalized, or further steps are taken. Its core function is to ensure quality control and protect the interests of the party relying on the evaluation, by allowing them to withhold acceptance or proceed only if their standards are met.
Satisfactory Evaluations. If the EC determines that the teaching performance for a course is Satisfactory, the EC will inform the member that a seniority point (or points, in the case of a course with more than one section) will be awarded for that course.
Satisfactory Evaluations. Associate faculty are assessed on a three-year Improvement of Instruction (IOI) cycle and must earn an overall satisfactory rating. Associate faculty satisfactory evaluations from the first, third and fifth terms of hire are on file and include both peer and student evaluations (or equivalent) from the college for which the associate faculty person is applying for reemployment preference.