PPM 230-133, Limitation on
Total Period of Service with Certain Academic Titles, relates to matters
subject to Academic
Personnel Manual (APM) Section 133, Limitation on Total Period of Service with Certain Academic Titles. For reference, subsections of PPM
230-133 include citations to associated subsections of the APM; in all cases,
the APM is operative where referenced.
PPM 230-133-0 Policy
APM 133-0 Introductory Note I
APM 133-0 Introductory Note II
APM 133-0 Introductory Note III
PPM 230-133-0 Introductory Note IV
The maximum period of service in
individual titles may be shorter than eight years. For further information,
please consult the appropriate APM section for a specific title.
At UC San Diego,
promotion consideration typically occurs in the sixth year of appointment at
the Assistant rank. The period of time prior to consideration for promotion is
referred to as the probationary period. During the probationary period,
Assistant-rank appointees are expected to produce work sufficient to justify
promotion.
PPM 230-133-6 Responsibility
APM 133-6
PPM 230-133-12 Exceptions
APM 133-12
PPM 230-133-16 Restrictions
APM 133-16
PPM 230-133-17 Computation of Years of
Service
APM 133-17
APM 133-17. a
APM 133-17. b
APM 133-17. c
APM 133-17. d
APM 133-17. e
APM 133-17. f
APM 133-17. g
APM 133-17. g.
(1)
APM 133-17. g.
(2)
PPM 230-133-17.
g. (3)
Periods of leave,
whether with or without salary, shall be included as service toward the
eight-year period unless, upon the basis of a petition filed at the time leave
is requested, the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, after
consultation with the Academic Senate Committee on Academic Personnel, determines
that the activity undertaken during the course of the leave is substantially
unrelated to the individual's academic career and that the period of the leave
shall not count toward the eight-year service period. For new appointments,
this determination is made on the basis of a petition filed at the time of the
proposed appointment. In such cases, the Executive Vice Chancellor may permit the
leave period to be excluded from service for the purposes of calculating the
eight years.
A period of leave,
with or without salary, which is based on a serious health condition or
disability, shall be included as service toward the eight-year period, unless,
upon the basis of a petition normally filed within one quarter or semester
after the leave is taken, the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs,
after consultation with the Academic Senate Committee on Academic Personnel,
determines that the leave shall not be included as service toward the
eight-year period. In each case, the Executive Vice Chancellor shall report
such a decision in writing to the individual.
However, any
childbearing or parental leave, provided for in APM - 760-25 and 760-27 which
is equal to or exceeds one semester or one quarter and which is not greater
than one year, whether with or without salary, shall be excluded from service
toward the eight-year period unless the faculty member informs the department
chair in writing before, during, or within one quarter or semester after the
leave that it should not be excluded from service toward the eight-year period.
(See APM - 133-17-a, -b, -c, -d, and -i).
Note: Exclusion of one or two quarters
or one semester will not necessarily delay the timing of a review. Any other
approved leave provided for in APM - 133-17-h also is excluded from service
toward the eight-year period.
PPM 230-133-20 Notice of
Non-Reappointment
APM 133-20
PPM 230-285-24 Authority
No appointment, reappointment
or academic review action is final until there has been an academic review and
the individual with final authority has approved the action.
The UC San Diego Authority and Review Chart sets forth
the individual(s) and/or committees responsible for review, as well as the final
authority for approval.
PPM 230-281-80 Procedures
Procedural
guidelines are available in the Academic Personnel Process Manual.
REVISION HISTORY
July 01, 2017 This policy was made
effective.
April 17, 2018 Minor technical edits to
update names and policy hyperlinks.
April 10, 2020 This policy was reviewed for gender neutral language.