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Sabbatical Leave Committee

Sabbatical Leave Committee. 2013-2014. Criteria. Purpose and objectives of the project proposed during our sabbatical leave. Preparation: existing knowledge and/or work to date. Proposed activities and methodology. Potential value to the university, to your discipline, to your students.

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Sabbatical Leave Committee

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  1. Sabbatical Leave Committee 2013-2014

  2. Criteria • Purpose and objectives of the project proposed during our sabbatical leave. • Preparation: existing knowledge and/or work to date. • Proposed activities and methodology. • Potential value to the university, to your discipline, to your students. • Expected outcomes. • Outcome of your past sabbatical leave. (if within the past 10 years)

  3. Membership • A&S / SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: Cindy White (Communication) (14) • A&S / HUMANITIES: Paloma Lapuerta (Modern Languages) (15) • A&S / NATURAL, MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTER SCIENCES: Maria Mitchell (Mathematical Sciences) (15) • A&S / FINE ARTS: Carl Knox (Music) (14) • BUSINESS: Zakri Bello (Finance) (14) • EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES: Shelley Bochain (Nursing) (14) • ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY: Paul Resetarits (Manufacturing and Construction Management) (15) • AT-LARGE (Business/Educ & Prof Studies/Eng & Tech): Ellen Retelle (Educational Leadership) (14) • LIBRARIANS/COUNSELORS/COACHES: Mary Pat Bigley (14)

  4. Stats • There were 33 applications • There were 24 sabbatical leaves available • One additional leave was secured. • 25 sabbatical leaves were granted • 1 to School of Business • 1 to School of Engineering and Technology • 2 to School of Education and Professional Studies • 21 to School of Arts and Sciences

  5. Recommendations • That the committee have co-chairs with staggered terms for consistency year to year. • In renegotiating the AAUP contract increase the number of sabbatic leaves that are available annually. • Presently the AAUP contract states “that approximately 70 sabbatic leaves for each year of the Agreement are appropriate” • CCSU received 25 of the 70

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