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Institutional Responsibility: Performing assigned or presumed duties in accordance with applicable<br />

laws, policies, and procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, adherence to college and VCCS<br />

policy, collegiality, student advising, administrative duties, departmental supervision or other college<br />

community leadership duties, and additional duties as assigned. Activities that do not otherwise fit<br />

into Teaching, Scholarly and Creative Engagement, or Service but which are job related, should be<br />

counted in the Institutional Responsibility domain.<br />

Policy: VCCS Policy 3.6 which provides the principles and guidelines that outline the development and<br />

evaluation system.<br />

Recognition: A non-monetary or de minimis award such as certificates or preferred parking spaces for a<br />

semester.<br />

Reward: Significant annual monetary awards—bonus, percentage pay increase, or professional<br />

development stipend—that are available on a competitive basis to a limited percentage of faculty each<br />

year.<br />

Scholarly and Creative Engagement: Publications, research, artistic, intellectual, or other presentation<br />

and sharing activities that are specifically associated with the faculty member’s formally recognized<br />

area of expertise.<br />

Service: The quality participation and commitment to students, college and/or community organizations<br />

(See: college representation, college citizenship, and community citizenship).<br />

Teaching: Creating a learning environment that facilitates students’ acquisition of knowledge and skills<br />

in a subject (i.e. instructional design, instructional delivery, instructional effectiveness, and<br />

instructional expertise).<br />

Weighting: The determination of how each performance domain is valued in relation to other factors.

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