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Title: Sabbatical Workshop Friday, April 21, 2006 3:00 4:30 p.m.


1
Sabbatical WorkshopFriday, April 21, 2006300
430 p.m.
  • Dr. Wallace Smith, VPAA
  • Prof. Elizabeth K. Hawthorne, chair, sabbatical
    committee

2
Overview
  • 3 Bridges to Cross
  • Eligibility
  • Who Recommends Who Approves
  • Application Process Important Dates
  • Sabbatical Committee Website Application Form
  • Increasing the Chance for Approval
  • Some Reasons for Non-approval
  • Questions

3
3 Bridges
  • Contract Requirements
  • Provides mechanism to apply
  • Does not guarantee
  • Sabbatical Committee
  • Recommendation
  • Administration
  • Approval

4
Eligibility
  • According to the AAUP Contract Article
    XXVI.B.2.a on page 86
  • A faculty member shall be eligible for a
    sabbatical leave for at least one (1) semester
    after each six (6) years of service at the
    College.
  • May apply for 1 or 2 semester leave
  • Repeatable possibility of more than one
    sabbatical leave in a long teaching career

5
Recommends vs. Approves?
  • Sabbatical Committee of 5 faculty members
    recommends proposal to administration.
  • The College agrees to the formation of a faculty
    committee which shall be responsible for
    reviewing all applications for sabbatical leave
    and making recommendations to the College for
    granting such leaves (p. 87, Contract).
  • Administration, VPAA President approve
    sabbatical leave.
  • The Presidents recommendation to the Board will
    be final (p. 87, Contract).

6
Process Important Dates
  • Application must be signed by Department Chair
    prior to sabbatical committee review.
  • How courses will be covered.
  • Signed application to Sabbatical Committee by
    October 15 of the academic year prior to the
    academic year for which the leave is to be
    granted (p. 87, Contract).
  • Plan about 2 years in advance
  • Sabbatical committee forwards the application
    its recommendation to the VPAA by November 15
    (p. 87, Contract).

7
Process Important Dates
  • VPAA approves or not.
  • If approved, President presents it to the Board
    for final approval.
  • Where the Vice President for Academic Affairs
    and the Committee disagree an appeal can be
    brought to the President (p. 87, Contract).
  • Sabbatical Committee gives favorable
    recommendation VPAA does not approve.
  • Faculty members shall be notified of the outcome
    of the application no later than January 31. . .
    (p. 87, Contract).
  • After the January Board meeting.

8
Process Upon Completion
  • Upon completing a sabbatical a faculty member
    shall submit a report detailing his/her
    activities during the sabbatical to VPAA (p.
    86, Contract).
  • Five-page paper
  • Including references, photos, etc.
  • One presentation
  • PDC, Faculty, or Board

9
Website Application Form
  • http//faculty.ucc.edu/committee-src/
  • Application form/proposal
  • Document, document, document!
  • Details, details, details!
  • Justify, justify, justify!
  • Similar to writing a grant application.

10
Leave for Professional Advancement
  • Sabbatical leaves (Leaves for Professional
    Advancement) may be granted to faculty members
    for study and research, pursuit of an advanced
    degree or for creative work in their discipline.
    . . . In justifying the request the faculty
    member shall explain the plans for the leave,
    state the length of the leave desired, and sign
    an agreement to continue his or her services at
    the College for at least one (1) academic year
    following the termination of the leave (p. 85,
    Contract).

11
Increasing Odds for Approval
  • Doctoral Candidate
  • Priority shall be given to faculty members who
    are doctoral candidates at accredited
    institutions and who have completed all course
    requirements and are engaged in dissertation
    research or dissertation writing (p. 86,
    Contract).
  • NOT Doctoral
  • Scholarly idea/activity of merit
  • Creative work in discipline
  • Contract, p. 85
  • Advancement benefit to academic/college
    community different from professional development
  • Guideline 8a, Contract, p. 85
  • Relevant to current discipline
  • Convincing and justified written proposal

12
Some Reasons for Non-Approval
  • Doctoral and NOT Doctoral
  • Not eligible
  • Contract, p. 86.
  • More professional development than ADVANCEMENT
  • Guideline 8a and Contract, p. 85
  • Not relevant to current discipline
  • Contract, p. 85
  • Not justified
  • Contract, p. 85
  • Multiple applicants from same department
  • Guidelines 6 7, Contract, p. 86
  • No evidence outcome will be shared w/ community
  • Guideline 8c
  • Written proposal not fully developed documented
  • Guideline 9
  • Budget
  • Administrative

13
Questions
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