Common use of Sources of Evaluative Data Clause in Contracts

Sources of Evaluative Data. A. The Initial Granting of Continuing Contract Sub-Committee (IGCC) shall use multiple sources of data to complete the portfolio evaluation. B. Such data shall include, at a minimum, the following items and shall be provided by the faculty member in the portfolio evaluation: i. Introductory reflective summary that supports the candidates granting of continuing contract; ii. Current Curriculum Vitae; iii. Evaluation forms from the last four (4) consecutive years of performance at a proficient or better level; iv. Supporting evidence of performance in teaching and learning, (to include Student Opinion Surveys (SOS) and Student Success data), professional development and scholarship, community, college, and professional service; v. Letter of support or non-support from the Academic ▇▇▇▇/Supervising Administrator; vi. Letters of support from colleagues (this is optional with a maximum of three). C. Other relevant data may be considered provided the source and accuracy can be established and documented.

Sources of Evaluative Data. A. The Initial Granting of Continuing Contract Sub-Committee (IGCC) shall use multiple sources of data to complete the portfolio evaluation. B. Such data shall include, at a minimum, the following items and shall be provided by the faculty member in the portfolio evaluation: i. Introductory reflective summary that supports the candidates granting of continuing contract; ii. Current Curriculum Vitae; iii. Evaluation forms from the last four (4) consecutive years of performance at a proficient or better level; iv. Supporting evidence of performance in teaching and learning, (to include Student Opinion Surveys (SOS) and Student Success data), professional development and scholarship, community, college, and professional service; v. Letter of support or non-support from the Academic ▇▇▇▇/Supervising Administrator; vi. Letters of support from colleagues (this is optional with a maximum of three). C. vii. Other relevant data may be considered provided the source and accuracy can be established and documented.