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Section
III: Mission, Governance, and Institutional Effectiveness
SACS Comprehensive Standard
III-2. The governing board of
the institution is responsible for the selection and the evaluation of
the chief executive officer.
JUDGMENT OF COMPLIANCE
Yes, East Tennessee State University is able to provide a
portfolio of evidence supporting compliance.
STATEMENT OF RATIONALE FOR JUDGMENT OF COMPLIANCE
The Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) is responsible for the selection
and employment of ETSU's chief executive officer (TBR Manual, Selection
and Retention of Presidents). In TBR institutions, the president
is the chief executive officer of the institution and the chancellor
is the chief executive officer of the TBR. The same policy stipulates
that the chancellor, on behalf of the TBR, evaluates the performance
of each president of a TBR institution. Generally, the evaluation is
to be conducted annually and, at a minimum, the chancellor is to consider
the following qualities of each president:
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accomplishment of annual objectives at the institution;
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demonstrated ability to serve as the leader of a campus community, including
such factors as the ability to organize, make decisions, motivate others,
communicate, maintain strong external relationships, and develop other
leaders; and
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commitment to the institution and the system and to the implementation
of TBR policies.
The purpose of the evaluation process is to improve the administration
of the president, establish compensation, and determine future employment
status.
After review, we have determined that, in practice, the TBR formal
annual evaluation (as specified by TBR) of the ETSU president has not
always been conducted.
DOCUMENTATION
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Tennessee Board of Regents Policies and Guidelines
Manual, Policy 1:03:03:00, Selection and Retention of Presidents
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