Faculty Judicial Board
Jurisdiction
The Faculty Judicial Board shall conduct a formal hearing upon request of the Grievance Committee; request of a faculty member who alleges violation of academic freedom in denial of tenure, promotion, or reappointment; in cases of sanctions for misconduct, dismissal for cause, alleged misconduct in research, termination based on financial exigency or change in educational program; request of a faculty member appealing from a decision rendered pursuant to the Policy on Unlawful Harassment and Unlawful Discrimination; request of a faculty member claiming unlawful discrimination in the denial of tenure or promotion; request of the Provost.
Faculty Handbook 3.10.2.2.
Membership
- Arts and Humanities: Eileen Elrod 2009, Catherine Murphy 2010
- Sciences and Social Sciences: Leilani Miller 2009, Tracey Kahan 2010
- Business: Shelby McIntyre 2009, Meir Statman 2010
- Engineering: Drazen Fabris 2010, Timothy Healy 2009 (to be replaced)
- Law: Tyler Ochoa 2008, Kenneth Manaster 2010
- School of Education, Counseling Psychology, and Pastoral Ministries: Frederick Parrella 2010
The faculty of the Schools of Business, Engineering, and Law shall each elect to the Faculty Judicial Board two representatives from among their tenured members. The College of Arts & Sciences shall elect four representatives: two from the departments offering the Bachelor of Arts degree and two from the departments offering the Bachelor of Science degree. The term of office is three calendar years and shall be staggered to ensure continuity. No member shall serve two consecutive terms, except that a member hearing a pending matter shall continue to hear and participate in the resolution of that grievance.
Minutes
Minutes are not available.
