Probationary Faculty Member definition

Probationary Faculty Member. A “probationary faculty member” is an unlimited full-time or unlimited part-time faculty member who has not completed the required probationary period in accordance with Article 20, Sections 2 and 3.

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Probationary Faculty Member is an unlimited full-time or unlimited part-time faculty member who has not completed the required probationary period in accordance with Article 20, Sections 2 and 3.

Probationary Faculty Member means a full-time Faculty Member without tenure who is employed full time and has not yet attained permanent status with the District. (The same as Contract Faculty Member)

Examples of Probationary Faculty Member in a sentence

• Each Tenured and Probationary Faculty Member shall be assigned to only one (1) of these units based upon the Faculty Member’s major assignment.

• When reason arises to question the fitness of a Tenured or Probationary Faculty Member, it shall be the policy to attempt to resolve the matter without instituting the formal dismissal procedures.

• The Probationary Faculty Member shall have the right to submit to the Appointing Authority, through the President, an oral or written answer to an adverse report and/or recommendation.

• Following such approval, the part-time Regular or Probationary Faculty Member is entitled to participate on the same basis as a full-time Regular or Probationary Faculty Member.

• In addition to the sabbatical and educational leave policies and procedures described in Article 18, the Institute and the Faculty Association will work together to establish the terms and conditions of a deferred salary plan for the purposes of permitting a Regular or Probationary Faculty Member to defer part of his/her salary prior to a sabbatical or educational leave in order to offset the impact of the salary reduction.

• In the event of the death of a Regular or Probationary Faculty Member (full-time or part-time), or a Non-Regular Faculty Member who has been employed by the Institute for at least one year, the Institute shall pay to the widow or widower or surviving partner (if neither, to the Estate), one month’s salary exclusive of any amount already earned by the deceased up to the date on which the deceased was last employed by the Institute.

• In order to ensure fairness to the Probationary Faculty Member, those appointed to the Probationary Review Committee shall continue on the Committee during the entire two (2) years of a Faculty Member's probationary period.

• APPROVALS Status of Employee: Employee is a Probationary Faculty Member, as that term is defined by College policies, as such policies may be amended during the term of this Contract.

• Librarian will meet with the Probationary Faculty Member to review the Collegial Letters of Assessment and the Self-Assessment Report as per Articles 7.03.2.1.2 and 7.03.2.1.3. above, and to discuss strengths and problems which may have appeared in the Faculty Member's Evaluation File.

• Probationary Faculty Member Date Administrator Date Team Member Date Team Member Date Team Member Date Team Member Date Distribution: Faculty Member Division Office Personnel File 416BH.13: DL CONTACT 418BAdjunct 419BProb.

More Definitions of Probationary Faculty Member

Probationary Faculty Member. A faculty member employed at 67.1 – 100 percent and in tenure review, which is typically four (4) years. Probationary Period, Associate Faculty The period of time in any department from the date of first paid service in the department until the faculty member has successfully completed five (5) semesters of assignments and at least two (2) evaluations, and during which no offer rights will be granted. A semester in which the faculty member performs only substitute assignments, temporary assignments, or professional ancillary activities will not count as one (1) of the five (5) semesters. Probationary Period, Contract Faculty The period of time during which tenure review occurs, typically the four (4) years following hire.