The Role of the Promotion and Tenure Committee Sample Clauses

The Role of the Promotion and Tenure Committee. 9.3.1 The Committee on Promotion and Tenure shall consist of the VPAD (ex officio), five Full-Time Faculty Members, two from group A (Modern Languages, Philosophy and Religious Studies, History, Political Science); two from Group B (Sociology, Economics, Business, Mathematics and Psychology); one from Social Work, elected by the Full-Time Faculty Members in those disciplines. The committee shall also include one student, who must be in their third or fourth year, chosen for a one year term, in a manner determined by Students’ Council. Balloting shall be conducted by the Registrar. The election of new members shall be completed by October 1st. The term of service for Faculty Members shall be three years and changes in membership shall be staggered so as to ensure continuity. If a member of the Committee has made application for, or has been recommended for, promotion and/or tenure, they shall withdraw during its consideration, and shall be replaced by a member chosen by the Chairperson of the Committee on Promotion and Tenure. A Faculty Member may not participate in deliberations if they are also a member of the department of the Candidate concerned.
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