Senate
(Amends SD 89-13)
(Approved, 4/19/2004)
TO: The Senate
FROM: Faculty Affairs Committee
David
Oberstar, Chair
DATE: April 6, 2004
RE: Promotion and Tenure Procedures of the School of Arts
and Sciences
DISPOSITION: To
the presiding officer for implementation
Whereas the School of Arts
and Sciences has proposed revisions to the school's Governance Document (see
attached), and
Whereas the Faculty Affairs Committee has approved these
revisions,
Therefore be it resolved that the Senate approve said
revisions.
Senate
(Amends SD 89-13)
(Approved, 4/19/2004)
A&SCD 03-10A
Revised version
(Last amended, 4/5/2004)
Current language
12.2.3.2 The committee members shall be elected as follows: Each department with no continuing committee members shall nominate one tenured Faculty member if there are three or more such individuals eligible to serve. In departments with fewer than three eligible members, a tenured or tenure-track Faculty member may be nominated. Department chairs or program directors whose departments have pending tenure or promotion cases and members of the campus promotion and tenure committee are ineligible to serve. The Voting Faculty of the School shall elect by preferential ballot the three committee members, one from the humanities, one from the natural sciences, and one from the social sciences. The ballot shall identify each nominee’s department, rank, and tenure status.
Language with the amendment imbedded (in bold), and the old language struck
12.2.3.2 The committee members shall be
elected as follows: Each department with
no continuing committee members shall nominate one tenured Faculty member. if
there are three or more such individuals eligible to serve. In departments with fewer than three eligible
members, a tenured or tenure-track Faculty member may be nominated. If a
department has fewer than three tenured Faculty members eligible to serve, the
department may choose to submit no nominee.
Department chairs or program directors whose departments have pending
tenure or promotion cases and members of the campus promotion and tenure
committee are ineligible to serve. The
Voting Faculty of the School shall elect by preferential ballot the three
committee members, one from the humanities, one from the natural sciences, and
one from the social sciences. The ballot
shall identify each nominee’s department, rank, and tenure status.