Kansas HB2348 prohibits tenure at postsecondary institutions from being considered an entitlement, right, or property interest in faculty employment.
Kansas HB2348 establishes that tenure at postsecondary educational institutions cannot be defined, awarded, or recognized as an entitlement, right, or property interest in a faculty member's employment. The bill specifies that tenure is discretionary and conditional, granted at the institution's discretion for meritorious performance and subject to future performance. Any special benefits, processes, or preferences conferred by tenure can be revoked, limited, altered, or modified by the institution or the state board of regents.
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