IWATS is currently looking for old IWATS Professors that
may interested in be taking on their old exams. I am currently accepting letters
of interest for IWATS Course Professors ONLY from those that have served in
those positions in the past. Only apply if you are interested in keeping your
old course updated and maintained, not just mark exams. Email me at jedieclipse@gmail.com
if you are interested. All applicants please be advised of the standing orders
below.
Standing Order for
IWATS Professors
Last updated:
02/25/08, DEAN/VA Astin/SSSD Sovereign
All Professors are
required to be informed of the following list of standing orders prior to their
appointment. Every Professor must agree to follow these standing orders in order
to be appointed to a position. Failure to follow any of these orders will result
in multiple warnings and possible removal.
- Professors are
required to mark completed exams within 72 hours of receiving notification
that an exam has been completed. Reasonable excuses for exceeding 72 hours
include the Professor being on an approved leave or a database outage. The
Professor should notify the Dean if s/he knows that there will be a delay.
- Professors are
required to keep an up to date list of graduates for their course. The list
should only contain graduates from the course during the current Professor’s
tenure. The list should contain the graduate’s ID line, score, and date of
completion. There is no designated format, and it is up to the Professor as
to how to store them. The list should be sent to the Dean on the last day of
every month. The Dean will use this list to update the total IWATS graduates
count and also to update the graduates lists on the individual course pages.
- If appointed,
Professors are required to serve a 6 month tour. If a Professor fails to
serve this tour by resigning early without a reasonable excuse or by being
forcibly removed, the member will not be eligible for another position with
IWATS for one year and the member’s commanding officer(s) will be notified
of the negligence.