Common use of Appointment with Tenure Clause in Contracts

Appointment with Tenure. Tenure denotes the status of holding a nine-month appointment on a continuing basis. Such appointments shall be renewed annually unless terminated as provided by the terms of this Agreement. A tenured appointment may be made at less than 100 percent, but no less than 51 percent, of full-time equivalent (FTE) status. Any increase in the UNAC member’s percent of FTE status from that held at the time the UNAC member was appointed with tenure shall be made only upon consent of the UNAC member with recommendation through the tenure evaluation process and approval of the chancellor. Any decrease in the UNAC member’s percent of FTE status from that held at the time the UNAC member was appointed with tenure shall be made with the consent of the UNAC member and the approval of the chancellor. The titles of associate professor and professor shall be used to denote the rank held by tenured UNAC members.

Appointment with Tenure. Tenure denotes the status of holding a nine nine-month appointment on a continuing basis. Such appointments shall be renewed annually unless terminated as provided by the terms of this Agreement. A tenured appointment may be made at less than 100 percent, but no less than 51 percent, of full-time equivalent (FTE) status. Any increase in the unit UNAC member’s percent of FTE status from that held at the time the unit UNAC member was appointed with tenure shall be made only upon consent of the UNAC member with recommendation through the tenure evaluation process and approval of the chancellor. Any decrease in the unit UNAC member’s percent of FTE status from that held at the time the unit UNAC member was appointed with tenure shall be made with the consent of the unit UNAC member and the approval of the chancellor. The titles of associate professor and professor shall be used to denote the rank held by tenured unit UNAC members.