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...(A) (Approved November 13, 1974; effective February 1, 1975; amended May 24, 1988, September 26, 1997, December 6, 2000, February 21, 2001, October 24, 2001, February 27, 2002, June 25, 2003, April 28, 2004, May 26, 2004, May 20, 2005, September 20, 2007, April 11, 2008, September 12, 2008, October 23, 2008, June 22, 2009, February 16, 2010, June 28, 2011, April 11, 2012, and May 20, 2013). (B) ...

... words and phrases used in rules 3344-11-01 to 3344-13-04 of Administrative Code: (A) "Faculty" All persons who have been granted full-time appointments by the board of trustees to the rank of professor, clinical professor, associate professor, clinical associate professor, assistant professor, clinical assistant professor, instructor, assistant college lecturer, associate college lecturer, senio...

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...ment chairs and school directors. (1) Duties. The department chair/school director is responsible for leadership in the department/school; thus the department chair/school director shall: (a) Have general administrative responsibility for the department/school's program and budget, subject to approval by the dean of the college. (b) Make recommendations regarding department/school faculty ...

... three levels of such activities: (1) Activities that have a minimal impact on the faculty member's university or professional obligations, e.g., keynote speeches, paid reviews of research articles, books or creative works, and tenure reviews for other universities. (2) Activities that have a somewhat substantial one-time impact on the faculty member's university or professional obligations, ...

... three levels of such activities: (1) Activities that have a minimal impact on the faculty member's university or professional obligations, e.g., keynote speeches, paid reviews of research articles, books or creative works, and tenure reviews for other universities. (2) Activities that have a somewhat substantial one-time impact on the faculty member's university or professional obligations,...

...D) Responsibilities to students. (1) As teachers, faculty members have the responsibility for creating in the classroom or laboratory and in relations with students a climate that stimulates and encourages the students' endeavors to learn. To the best of their ability, exemplify high scholarly standards, and respect and foster the students' freedom to choose and pursue their own goals. (2) ...

...ed a hearing, suspension, or appeal. (1) A student, faculty or staff member, or employee of a college or university that receives any state funds in support, thereof, arrested for any offense covered by division (D) of section 3345.23 of the Revised Code shall be afforded a hearing, as provided in this rule, to determine whether the person shall be immediately suspended from such college or university. Such hearing...

...ords and phrases used in rules 3344-12-01 to 3344-12-10 of the Administrative Code. (1) Part-time single term instructors" Part-time single term instructors are qualified teachers who receive contracts extending over one academic term, during which time they render specified services (e.g., teach a particular course) for specified remuneration. Their service shall be considered to be part t...

...i.e. those designated in paragraphs (A)(1) to (A)(5) of rule 3344-12-01 and rule 3344-12-06 of the Administrative Code. They shall, nevertheless, be entitled to full academic freedom in such teaching and research as they may be doing under the aegis of the university. (B) Professional ethics and academic responsibility. When persons with special faculty status teach at the university or engage ...

...intment will be terminated upon either (1) termination of the faculty member's primary appointment, or (2) a recommendation of the conferring department's peer review committee and department chair.

...ship categories (revised June 28, 2011). There shall be a faculty senate constituted as follows: (1) Elected members as follows: two representatives of the teaching faculty from the college of graduate studies. For all other colleges*: colleges with fewer than twenty-five full-time faculty members eligible to serve as elected members of faculty senate shall have one representative for each five e...

...aculty senate constituted as follows: (1) For purposes of apportionment, university faculty affairs committee (UFAC) will use a census date of September fifteenth each year for the numbers of eligible faculty, as defined in paragraph (A) of rule 3344-13-01 of the Administrative Code, excluding emeriti faculty. (2) Elected members as follows: (a) Each college, excluding the college of graduate s...

... Committee names (revised September 12, 2008.) The following committees shall be standing committees of the faculty senate. (1) Academic steering committee (2) University curriculum committee (3) Admissions and standards committee (4) University faculty affairs committee (5) Student life committee (6) Committee on athletics (7) Minority affairs committee (8) Library co...

... committees of the faculty senate. (1) Academic steering committee (2) University curriculum committee (3) Admissions and standards committee (4) University faculty affairs committee (5) Student life committee (6) Committee on athletics (7) Equity, diversity and inclusion committee (8) Library committee (9) Graduation, convocation, and assembly committee (10) Committee...

...dies shall be constituted as follows: (1) The president of the university, the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, the dean, associate dean and assistant dean(s) of the college of graduate studies, and all deans of colleges of the university. All these members are ex officio and non-voting members, unless qualified under paragraph (A)(2) of this rule. (2) All members of ...

...ions approved by faculty senate May 1, 2013, approved by board of trustees May 20, 2013.) (B) These bylaws are applicable within the authorization established by the bylaws of the board of trustees and the faculty organization of Cleveland state university.

... members, plus corresponding members. (1) Twelve faculty or staff members eligible under paragraph (B) of this rule, two from each of the six colleges, excluding the graduate college and the honors college. Eligible faculty and staff members shall be nominated by the deans of their respective colleges and submitted to the vice president for research. (2) Three at-large members elected by the fac...

...academic year (not including summer): (1) A maximum of nine semester credit hours of teaching; (2) A maximum of the equivalent of nine semester credit hours of teaching performed as administrative service; (3) Any combination of paragraphs (B)(1) and (B)(2) of this rule up to the equivalent of nine semester credit hours of teaching. (C) Faculty may elect to engage in post-retirement employ...

...visiting scholars) who may or are: (1) shipping tangible items overseas; (2) sharing proprietary, confidential or restricted information or software code with foreign nationals at Cleveland state or abroad; (3) interacting with embargoed or sanctioned countries, organizations, or individuals; or (4) traveling with restricted dual-use technology. (C) Definitions (1) Deemed export - is a term ...

...(A) General principles: (1) Cleveland state university respects the academic freedom of faculty to select the textbooks they judge to be most appropriate for their courses and most effective for their students' education. (2) Because acquiring textbooks requires an investment of time and/or money from students, faculty should make sure that the textbooks they select will be used substantially as...

...integrity officer has two options: (1) the "RIO" together with the respondent may decide to proceed directly to the investigation phase, or, (2) if either the "BIQ" or the respondent so desires, the procedure will move to the inquiry phase. The "RIO" will appoint the inquiry and/or investigation committees and ensure that necessary and appropriate expertise is secured to carry out a thorough a...

... integrity officer has two options: (1) the RIO will initiate an inquiry proceeding as described in rule 3344-28-05 of the Administrative Code, or (2) if the RIO concludes that the allegation falls within the definition of research misconduct and the assessment described in paragraph (C) of rule 3344-28-03 of the Administrative Code indicates that the allegation may have merit, the RIO will sub...