Tenure is effective upon commencement of services under such reappointment. A faculty member originally appointed at the rank of associate professor or professor, unless sooner tenured, shall be granted tenure with tender and acceptance of the fourth consecutive annual reappointment at such rank to the full-time Regular Faculty, following the original appointment. Tenure is effective upon commencement of services under such reappointment. A faculty member promoted to the rank of associate professor or professor, and not sooner tenured, shall be granted tenure upon the assumption of duties at the rank, unless expressly stipulated otherwise in the official notice of promotion. In the latter case, and unless sooner tenured, such faculty member is granted tenure with tender and acceptance of the third consecutive annual reappointment to the full-time Regular Faculty at such rank, following the effective date of promotion.
Tenure is effective upon commencement of services under such reappointment.
Tenure shall not be conferred upon assistant professors who are not at the same time promoted to associate professor, other than in exceptional cases. A faculty member originally appointed at, or promoted to, the rank of assistant professor may have tenure conferred upon him regardless of further promotion but in the discretion of the appointing authority for faculty of tenured rank, upon or after completion of five consecutive years of service as a member of the full-time Regular Faculty. Tenure is effective upon commencement of services under the first ensuing reappointment at such rank following conferral of tenure. 304.06 Time spent on approved leave of absence shall not interrupt the continuity of a faculty member's service for purpose of promotion and tenure. However, no academic year which includes a leave of absence for a period of a semester or more shall be included in computing years of service for these purposes.