Input from Colleagues and Students Sample Clauses

The "Input from Colleagues and Students" clause establishes a process for gathering feedback or suggestions from peers and learners in relation to a particular subject, project, or decision. Typically, this clause outlines how input should be solicited, such as through surveys, meetings, or written submissions, and may specify the scope of feedback sought or the manner in which it will be considered. Its core practical function is to ensure that diverse perspectives are taken into account, promoting inclusivity and informed decision-making within an academic or organizational context.
Input from Colleagues and Students. When input is sought from colleagues and students, the Committee shall follow a fair and reasonable plan to secure the views of students and faculty, and the Chair of the Committee shall include a report on this plan when the Chair submits the Committee’s recommendation to the ▇▇▇▇.
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