UCLA Procedure 230.2 :
Attachment A
List of Procedures for Addressing Grading and for Disciplinary Action
- Procedure for Addressing Grading: UCLA Academic Senate Manual,
Chapter I, Section 4, Grades (Section A-313).
- Procedures for Addressing Discipline:
- The
Faculty Code of Conduct (APM – 015) (as approved by the Assembly of the Academic
Senate and by The Regents) establishes the ethical and professional standards
which University faculty are expected to observe. A violation of University
non-discrimination policy may constitute a violation of the Faculty Code of
Conduct. The
University Policy on Faculty Conduct and the Administration of Discipline (APM –
016), as approved by the Assembly of the Academic Senate and by The Regents,
outlines sanctions and disciplinary procedures for faculty.
- Provisions of the policy on Non-Senate
Academic Appointees/Corrective Action and Dismissal (APM – 150)
(non-exclusively represented academic appointees) and collective bargaining
agreements (exclusively represented academic appointees) allow for corrective
action or dismissal for conduct which violates University policy.
- Provisions of the Personnel
Policies for Staff Members (applicable to non-exclusively represented
staff employees), and collective bargaining agreements (applicable to
exclusively represented staff employees) provide for disciplinary action for
violating University policy.
- PPSM-62: Corrective
Action
- PPSM-63: Investigatory
Leave
- PPSM-64: Termination
of Career Employees – Professional and Support Staff
- PPSM-65: Termination
of Career Employees – Managers and Senior Professionals, Salary Grades I
through VII
- PPSM-67: Termination
of Career Employees – Managers and Senior Professionals, Salary Grades VIII and
IX
- PPSM II-64: Termination of Appointment
- PPSM-62: Corrective
Action
- The
Faculty Code of Conduct (APM – 015) (as approved by the Assembly of the Academic
Senate and by The Regents) establishes the ethical and professional standards
which University faculty are expected to observe. A violation of University
non-discrimination policy may constitute a violation of the Faculty Code of
Conduct. The
University Policy on Faculty Conduct and the Administration of Discipline (APM –
016), as approved by the Assembly of the Academic Senate and by The Regents,
outlines sanctions and disciplinary procedures for faculty.