E-7Q – What is an E-7 Form? Q – What is the E7 Process? – NEW! Q – What does “mutually agreed upon” mean? Q – If my job duties change, should I revise my E7? Q – What about that clause about “Other Duties As Assigned”? Does that mean that my boss can continue to pile additional jobs on me? Q – I’m evaluated yearly in May, is that when I should revisit my E7? Q – Are there any guides to developing an E7?
E-8Q – What is an E-8 Form? Q – How is the E-8 form used in the evaluation process? The form lists your name and work area, your job title, and includes your supervisor’s (the Evaluator’s) comments on your College Service, any Advising or Recruiting activities you may have had (not all unit professionals have these), and your specific Work Performance over the year. There is also a section for your supervisor’s comments on your Personnel File, which they may review for contents, as well as comments they might have in an Overall Performance statement given at the end. (sections of form given in italics.) Q – What is the purpose of this evaluation? Q – Is there a criteria for evaluating Full-Time Professional Staff members? Q – How and when am I evaluated? Q – What if I get an evaluation that I don’t agree with, what can I do? Q – I notice that College Service as well as a review of my Personnel File is mentioned. Does this mean that I let my Supervisor know what I’m doing for College Service, and that I should keep my files up to date? For those tenured Unit Professionals, you still need to submit your E-5 form to your supervisor, even though you may not be evaluated yearly. Q – I ‘m already tenured? Will I be evaluated, and is the E-8 still part of that? E-10Q – I’m a Part Time Unit Professional. Do I have a form used for my evaluation? Q – If I disagree with what my Supervisor has written, do I have any recourse?
E-5
Typical examples of College Service activities include serving on a college standing committee, a labor-management committee (MACER),, or a task force. You may be involved in an academic program or a search committee. Q – What is an E-5 Form? Q – I just handed in my E-5 form for the first time, and my Supervisor asked me what it was for? Do I have to do this again, since they don’t seem to care? |
Updated 11/16/14