Administrative Faculty Performance Evaluations


Purpose

To establish procedures to accompany the administrative faculty evaluation policy; NSHE Code Title 2, Chapter 5, Section 5.12.

Applicability

All administrative faculty members.

Policy and Philosophy

The performance of all Truckee Meadows Community College administrative faculty members shall be reviewed annually.

Evaluations should be thorough, fair, and objective. The performance evaluations of executive and supervisory faculty members shall include consultation with the professional and classified staff of the administrative unit.

The process is designed to improve the overall operation of the organization and to assist the administrative faculty in the growth and development of professional abilities, as well as to identify areas of strengths and weaknesses. The process will aid the administrative faculty in the improvement of performance and provide a basis for personnel decisions.

The appraisal process promotes and supports appropriate management and leadership skills, and assures that administrative faculty have goals which are in line with the overarching goals of TMCC. The process is all-inclusive. It begins with mutually agreed upon position responsibilities, goals and objectives, and professional development strategies. It continues with periodic informal performance reviews throughout the year, and completes with self-evaluation, constituent input, and supervisor evaluation.

The outcome of the evaluation process is a clear mutual understanding of position performance, goals and objectives for the next year, and a professional development plan to raise performance and provide career direction.

The administrative faculty performance appraisal process is an ongoing communications system. The process provides an opportunity for the supervisor and administrative faculty to discuss the administrative faculty's work performance. Although written as an annual review process, to be successful the performance dialog must be ongoing between the supervisor and the administrative faculty.