Determining Evidence to be Considered Sample Clauses

The "Determining Evidence to be Considered" clause defines which types of evidence are admissible or relevant in resolving disputes or making decisions under the agreement. It typically outlines the sources, formats, or standards for evidence, such as written documents, electronic records, or witness statements, that parties may present. By specifying what evidence can be considered, this clause ensures a clear and fair process for evaluating claims, reducing ambiguity and potential disagreements over what information is valid in decision-making.
Determining Evidence to be Considered. The types of evidence to be considered will be consistent with the provisions in Article
Determining Evidence to be Considered. The types of evidence that demonstrate achievement shall be described with specificity in the FAP and in all cases shall be consistent with the school/department/college/academic unit P & P, and will be consistent with the definitions of the ranks and include the general areas specified in the provisions of Article 4 – Qualification for Rank and in this Section. No other evidence shall be required, provided or considered. There is no maximum time limit for achieving the rank of Full Professor, and evidence may be provided from multiple post-tenure FAP periods.
Determining Evidence to be Considered. The types of evidence that demonstrate achievement shall be described with specificity in the FAP and in all cases shall be consistent with the department/college/ library/unit P&P, and will be consistent with the definitions of the ranks and include the general areas specified in the provisions of Article 4 – Qualification for Rank and in this Section. No other
Determining Evidence to be Considered. The types of evidence to be considered will be consistent with the provisions in Article 5.4.3 and demonstrate achievement shall be described with specificity in the FAP and in all cases shall be consistent with the department/college/unit P & P, and will be consistent with the definitions of the ranks and include the general areas specified in the provisions of Article 4 – Qualification for Rank and in this Section. No other evidence shall be required, provided, or considered.
Determining Evidence to be Considered. The types of evidence that demonstrate achievement of the goals outlined in the FAP shall be described in the department/college/library P&P, and will be consistent with the definitions of the ranks and include the general areas specified in the provisions of Article 4 – Qualification for Rank and in this Section.
Determining Evidence to be Considered. The types of evidence considered shall be determined as a part of the departmental and college plans. However, they must be consistent with the definitions of the ranks and include the general areas specified in the sections on Qualifications for Rank and Criteria for Promotion. Teaching effectiveness must have a possible maximum higher than any other single criterion. At each level of review, reasons shall be provided in writing which are directly relevant to the position description and the measures of the individual’s achievement.

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