Regional Campuses Sample Clauses

Regional Campuses i. Consistent with the principles and parameters stated in Section 4, priority for assignment to Intersession and Summer Session Courses shall go to Faculty members at the Campus where the course is scheduled and then Faculty of the Regional Campus system.
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Regional Campuses. The University will provide Area 2 parking for all faculty at regional campuses. Parking rates at campus locations other than Storrs, except as noted below, shall be the same as the Area 2 rates at the Storrs campus. Bargaining unit members purchasing parking permits at the campus at which they are primarily employed shall have the parking permit honored at comparable or lesser types of parking at other campuses when travelling to such locations for University business. The University reserves the right to also provide non-Area 2 parking at any campus. If non-Area 2 parking is made available to bargaining unit members, the rates will be negotiated with UConn-AAUP.
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Regional Campuses. The University has the right to institute parking fees at the regional campuses. If parking fees are instituted at the regional campuses, with the exception of the anticipated downtown Hartford campus, rates shall be the same as the Area 2 rates at the Storrs campus. Parking fees for the downtown Hartford campus shall be the same as the garage rates charged at the Storrs campus. The University agrees, however, to discuss with AAUP a sliding scale based on salary for parking fees at the proposed downtown Hartford campus for adjunct faculty and lower paid members of the bargaining unit before charging parking fees. Bargaining unit members purchasing parking permits at the campus at which they are primarily employed shall have the parking permit honored at comparable or lesser types of parking at other campuses when travelling to such locations for University business. This Memorandum of Agreement is subject to all applicable ratification procedures by both Parties. FOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx INDEX Academic Assistants 17, 80 Academic Freedom 3 Adjunct Faculty 34, 45, 83 Agricultural Extension 55 Arbitration 11 Benefits Academic Assistants 17, 80 Adjunct Faculty 35 Permanent Faculty 32 Research Assistants and Associates 40 Temporary Employees 45 Child Care 34 Coaches 17, 80 Compensatory Time 59 Consulting 60, 69 Department Heads 24, 68, 72 Disability Pay 33 Discipline Non-Tenure Track 18, 81 Research Assistants and Associates 41 Temporary Employees 46 Tenure Track 47 Tenured 47 Discontinuance of Program 21 Dues 27 Duration 49, 65, 69 Equal Employment Opportunity Diversity and Affirmative Action Policy 6 Non-Discrimination 5 Family/Medical Leave 34 Flexible Semesters 58 Governance AAUP Rights 25 Board Prerogatives 7 Generally 4 Meet and Discuss 9 Procedures 8 Grievance By-Laws 13 Contractual 10 General Provisions 12 Merit 44 Resort to Other Procedures 10 Holidays Academic Assistants 17, 60, 69, 81 Research Assistants and Associates 40, 60, 69 In-Residence Faculty 15, 78 School of Business 69 Intellectual Property Patent Rights 50 Intersession Courses 61 Job Security 67 Layoff Due to Discontinuance of Program and Financial Exigency 21 Research Assistants and Associates 41 SEBAC Job Security 67 Leave See Specific Type of Leave Life Insurance 32 Lock Out 37 Longevity 28, 66 Membership Exclusions 2 Member Decision 27 Recognition 1 Mergers and Acquisitions 38 Merit 43 Applica...
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Regional Campuses. Subject to the approval of the Vice President for Student Affairs, each regional campus shall establish a judicial system, which is consistent with the principles and structure of the system as outlined in this document. STUDENT RIGHTS, FREEDOMS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES STUDENT RIGHTS, FREEDOMS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES General Statement on Student Rights, Freedoms, and Responsibilities The university commits itself to guaranteeing its students the rights discussed in the following paragraphs, insofar as 1) they do not contradict either state or federal statutes, all of which are binding upon IUP as a state-owned and operated institution, and 2) they are not incompatible with the instructor's freedom to teach.
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