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Fact Book Document 2003-2004 - West Virginia Wesleyan College

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WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE FACULTY CONSTITUTION<br />

PREAMBLE<br />

The purpose of this Constitution shall be to give voice to the faculty of <strong>West</strong> <strong>Virginia</strong> <strong>Wesleyan</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

in shaping, implementing and monitoring the mission of the <strong>College</strong>, in particular its academic mission.<br />

ARTICLE I. ORGANIZATION<br />

Section 1. The Faculty Assembly, Faculty Senate, Admission and Academic Affairs Council, Campus<br />

Life Council, Curriculum Council, Professional Affairs Council, and other faculty committees as provided for in<br />

Article VI of this Constitution are governed by the <strong>West</strong> <strong>Virginia</strong> <strong>Wesleyan</strong> <strong>College</strong> Faculty Constitution.<br />

Faculty Assembly retains the right of review of all actions of the Faculty Senate, councils and committees,<br />

except as specifically stated below. The Faculty Senate serves as the executive committee of Faculty Assembly.<br />

Section 2. All meetings of the Faculty Assembly, the Faculty Senate, councils and committees authorized<br />

under this Constitution shall be conducted according to the procedures set forth in Robert's Rules of Order<br />

Newly Revised. The Chair of the Faculty shall appoint a parliamentarian annually to advise on matters<br />

pertaining to meetings of the Faculty Assembly.<br />

Section 3. Any voting member of the Faculty Assembly may observe the proceedings of any council or<br />

faculty committee, except the Professional Affairs Council. The chair of any council or faculty committee may<br />

grant permission to other interested parties to observe proceedings.<br />

Section 1. Purpose and Scope of Authority<br />

ARTICLE II. FACULTY ASSEMBLY<br />

The Faculty Assembly shall be the chief deliberative and legislative body of the faculty. It may consider and make<br />

recommendations on all matters of general interest to the college community; however, it shall have primary<br />

responsibility for matters related to the <strong>College</strong>'s program of instruction. All actions of the Faculty Assembly are<br />

subject to review by the President of the <strong>College</strong>. Should the President disapprove of any action, the President<br />

shall consult with the Chair of the Faculty and, if appropriate, the originating council or committee. Any action by<br />

the President that overturns legislation of the Faculty Assembly shall be reported to the Faculty Assembly.<br />

Section 2. Membership<br />

All who serve full­time or pro rata under a faculty contract as provided for in the Faculty Handbook, the Dean of<br />

the <strong>College</strong>, and the President of the <strong>College</strong> shall be voting members of the Faculty Assembly. Any full­time<br />

faculty member assigned to a term appointment in an administrative position shall retain voting privileges in<br />

Faculty Assembly. [10/1/98] The Faculty Senate shall be charged with resolving questions regarding any faculty<br />

member's voting status. Only voting members of the Faculty Assembly may submit motions, amendments, or<br />

resolutions. Voting members of the Faculty Assembly may exercise their franchise in person only.<br />

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