CON Rules of the Faculty Organization: Difference between revisions

                 <td>Revised: January &amp; April 1999<br />Revised: January 2000<br />Revised: November 2001<br />Revised: April 2006<br />Revised: April 2007<br />Revised: March 2008<br />Revised: May 2010<br />Revised: November 2011<br />Revised: November 2012<br />Revised: [[CON Rules of the Faculty Organization version March 2013|March 2013]]<br />Revised: [[CON Rules of the Faculty Organization version May 2015|May 2015]]<br />Revised: [[CON Rules of the Faculty Organization version December 2017|December 2017]]<br />Revised: May 2022</td>

         <td>Provide a formal mechanism for divisions, committees and EC to discuss issues/proposals in shared domains and disseminate this information throughout the CON.</td>

         <td> Council composition: The Council will be composed of the chairpersons from all eleven (11) standing committees, , one (1) elected representative from each division, and the GFO chairperson-elect. The Dean serves as an ex-officio member.</td>

         <td>An important function of FCC division representatives is to facilitate communication between FCC and the faculty they represent.</td>

         <td> The subgroup of FCC for Rules of the Faculty Organization will consist of the GFO chairperson-elect, the five (5) division representatives, and an appointed member from FCC who will serve as the chairperson of this group. </td>

         <td> The subgroup for Rules of the Faculty Organization will review all new or revised rule changes to assure the consistency and integrity with the CON rule documents as a whole; this will be completed prior to a change of rules vote by the GFO. FCC as a whole may serve as a consultant regarding these changes in rules. Other policies/guidelines are reviewed/revised by the specific standing committee that is listed as the Responsible Reviewing Agency and taken to the appropriate faculty for approval. GFO chairperson/FCC chairperson is contacted when standing committee policies/guidelines need to be brought to the faculty for consideration to be placed on the agenda to be considered for approval.</td>