Sentences with phrase «of faculty governance»

* Legal Research and Writing Faculty may participate fully on issues of faculty governance and College of Law policy, including voting at faculty meetings, except for decisions on appointment, retention, promotion, tenure, and termination of tenure - track faculty.

Hiring of faculty colleagues is a crucial part of faculty governance that ought to be continued, especially in the case of policies that involve hiring through other than regular means.

The president also noted: «Because concerns have been raised about many aspects of this complex situation — including concerns related to academic freedom, due process, the leaking of confidential information, possible violations of faculty governance, and gender and racial discrimination — I have asked the Board of Trustees to conduct a thorough review.

Not exact matches

There is a great deal of variation among schools of this type regarding the role, responsibilities, and authority of faculty in the governance of the school.

The set will include practices of teaching and learning, practices of research, practices of governance of the school's common life, practices having to do with maintenance of the school's resources, practices in which persons are selected for the student body and for the faculty, and practices in which students move through and then are deemed to have completed a course of study.

Seventh, there is the governance of the institution — the separation of powers among students, faculty, staff, and trustees.

In the past 25 years they have undertaken endless self - diagnoses which prompted cycles of curriculum change, the development of unwieldy student - faculty - staff bureaucracies and modes of governance, and all sorts of societal field experimentation.

They collected and published otherwise unavailable comparative information about Protestant theological schools» student bodies, including their educational backgrounds, programs of study, finances, and governance, and also about these schools» faculty, including their educational backgrounds, teaching methods, religious life, etc..

For the academic world, it reawakens deep concerns over a fragile arrangement between faculty and administrations with its fatiguing but constant need to review conditions of academic governance and authority.

Other standards UNC didn't meet: Operation of academic support services, the faculty's role in governance & handling of financial aid.

The formal document that outlines the program, the Guidelines for Postdoctoral Appointments, Training and Education, received final approval from the School of Medicine administration and all faculty governance bodies in May 2000.

For example, they have collected examples of institutions» best practices, such as implementing multiyear contracts and allowing NTT faculty members to participate in governance.

When it came to faculty governance, doctoral institutions gave non-tenure-track faculty members the least opportunity to participate — 50 per cent allowed it at the department level, only 10 per cent at the level of the faculty senate.

Kezar said research comparing the working conditions of unionized and non-unionized adjuncts shows that those with collective bargaining power have better salaries and benefits and are more likely to have paid office hours, opportunities for paid professional development and guaranteed participation in governance and other faculty domains.

Wholly independent in its governance, finances, and research programs, Whitehead shares a close affiliation with Massachusetts Institute of Technology through its faculty, who hold joint MIT appointments.

We represent over 50 percent of the faculty, but there is still the issue of participation in governance.

It distinguishes universities from other types of workplaces, and it underscores the commitment that faculty members make to shared governance and to the scholarly enterprise, in addition to their individual academic careers.

Locus of authority: The evolution of faculty roles in the governance of higher education.

His writing and speaking engagements explore the condition of faculty at colleges and universities, particularly concerning organizational behavior, shared governance, faculty turnover, and the magnitude and effect of nonresponse in faculty surveys.

During the award presentation, CIC President Richard Ekman noted that Chait «is a popular and gifted teacher... [and] an imaginative researcher who has created fresh understandings of critical campus issues, ranging from shared governance, to faculty employment and evaluation, to academic freedom.»

The Plenum, comprised of one representative from each member university, elects the Executive Committee, helps make governance, finance, and membership decisions, provides linkages with member university faculty and students and promotes programmatic involvement with UCEA.

She is also a faculty affiliate of Center for Global Change and Governance, Urban Studies, Women Studies, Urban Education, Institute on Education Law and Policy, as well as the Institute of Ethnicity, Culture, and the Modern Experience.

The January, 2011 edition of Reach examines how Rossier faculty research is impacting critical issues of K - 12 governance, management, alternative reform models and measures of success.

Another example was offered in relationship to faculty governance, which from a conceptual stance is based on democratic decision making rather than a specific theory of governance.

While adjuncts are planning a national day of protest on February 25th, I think the labor conversation is poised to broaden its vocabulary beyond wages and working conditions to issues of data and value creation in the university, curriculum control, and faculty governance.

«There are many unknowns at this point, including our future state for academic programs and offerings, how to support student success academically and financially, the size and composition of our faculty and staff, how to preserve and strengthen UWM's unique metropolitan access and R1 research university status, tenure and tenure track processes, governance group structure, and administrative and operational support structure.

The administration that imposed tuition at Cooper and declared war on the college's student, faculty, and alumni activists has been removed and repudiated, and the college's governance has been remade according to a vision of community, inclusivity, and free education.

Over the past several decades the Board has eroded the agency of faculty and students in governance, rapidly expanded the administration, subtly watered down the college's mission, and financialized every aspect of the institution's culture.

«The changes dictated by the settlement explore every possible way to get the school back to free tuition; give students, faculty and alumni a powerful role in Cooper's governance; and create a more fiscally conservative approach supported by a reshaped Board of Trustees.

It was owned and operated by the faculty and was committed to democratic governance and to the idea that the arts are central to the experience of learning.

Under the agreement, which must be approved by the court, The Cooper Union will increase transparency and participation by broadening the involvement of its students, alumni, faculty and staff in the school's governance.

Under the agreement, which must be approved by the court, Cooper Union will increase transparency and participation by broadening the involvement of its students, alumni, faculty and staff in the school's governance.

According to SourceWatch, university faculty affiliated with the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) have «consistently condemned the contracts that Charles Koch Foundation has arranged with universities receiving large grants for violating the longstanding principles of academic freedom and shared governance.»

Throughout the entirety of my career as an Academic Law Librarian and Legal Research Professor, my colleagues and I debated with the question of whether or not we should be (1) tenure track and, if so, (2) considered part of the law school faculty and invited to participate in the governance of the school.

The two professors, who are married, also claim they were fired after they objected to a «systematic program to undermine and, in some cases ignore, the role of faculty in the governance of the Phoenix School of Law, including an attempt to reduce or eliminate the ability to attain tenure, and to reduce or eliminate the faculty's role in setting admission standards.»

Beyond academic governance, Flex Time models may also have an impact on collective agreements (which stipulate working hours and requirements of consultation and / or agreement prior to changes in any changes to the delivery of courses affecting terms and conditions of staff or faculty work) or on Law School budgets (some of which collect tuition by «term» rather than for each credit).

In the past two decades, the field of legal writing has made great strides within the academy.51 The course is now a required part of the law school curriculum, pursuant to the ABA's Standards for Approval of Law Schools.52 It is taught, most often, by full - time faculty who specialize in teaching legal writing, and who, increasingly, have similar titles, benefits, and rights to participate in school governance as faculty who teach doctrinal courses.53

She has served as a leader on faculty governance committees (e.g., Curriculum; Faculty Selection; Promotion & Tenure) and national legal academic organizations (Association of American Law Schools (AALS); Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA)-RRB-.

Mr. Alper served as an adjunct faculty member at the Carey School of Business of the Johns Hopkins University and as a member of Academy for Excellence in Local Governance at the University of Maryland.