Common use of Evidence which may be presented Clause in Contracts

Evidence which may be presented. In respect of quality of scholarship and research the candidate should submit an explanatory cover letter, other supporting documentation such as references and citations, and copies of printed or electronic publications, papers presented at scholarly conferences, etc. "Publications" include work formally accepted for publication by reputable journals or publishers. Citation by others in the field, reception of grants, fellowships, awards and participation in funded research and substantial creative work relevant to the discipline or scholarly or artistic field, might also constitute evidence. Copies of any publications or manuscripts of papers presented must be available to the CAPT and to outside assessors. The above notwithstanding, documentary evidence of exemplary practice in professional fields may include written research, policy or practice monographs.

Evidence which may be presented. In respect of to quality of scholarship and research research, the candidate should submit an explanatory cover letter, other supporting documentation such as references and citations, and copies of printed or electronic publications, papers presented at scholarly conferences, etc. "Publications" include work formally accepted for publication by reputable journals or publishers. Citation by others in the field, reception of grants, fellowships, awards and participation in funded research and substantial creative work relevant to the discipline or scholarly or artistic field, might also constitute evidence. Copies of any publications or manuscripts of papers presented must be available to the CAPT and to outside assessorsCAPT. The above notwithstanding, documentary evidence of exemplary practice in professional fields may include written research, policy or practice monographs.

Evidence which may be presented. In respect of quality of scholarship and research research, the candidate should submit an explanatory cover letterletter which outlines his/her plan for ongoing research and scholarly activity, and other supporting documentation such as references and citations, and copies of printed or electronic publications, papers presented at scholarly conferences, etc. "Publications" include work formally accepted for publication by reputable journals or publishers. Citation by others in the field, reception of grants, fellowships, awards and participation in funded research and substantial creative work relevant to the discipline or scholarly or artistic field, might also constitute evidence. Copies of any publications or manuscripts of papers presented must be available to the CAPT and to outside assessorsCAPT. The above notwithstanding, documentary evidence of exemplary practice in professional fields may also include written research, policy or practice monographs.

Evidence which may be presented. In respect of quality of scholarship and research the candidate should submit an explanatory cover letter, other supporting documentation such as references and citations, and copies of printed or electronic publications, papers presented at scholarly conferences, etc. "Publications" include work formally accepted for publication by reputable journals or publishers. Citation by others in the field, reception of grants, fellowships, awards and participation in funded research and substantial published creative work relevant to the discipline or scholarly or artistic field, might also constitute evidence. Copies of any publications or manuscripts of papers presented must be available to the CAPT and to outside assessors. The above notwithstanding, documentary evidence of exemplary practice in professional fields may include written research, policy or practice monographs.

Evidence which may be presented. In respect of quality of scholarship and research research, the candidate should submit an explanatory cover letterletter which outlines his/her plan for ongoing research and scholarly activity, and other supporting documentation such as references and citations, and copies of printed or electronic publications, papers presented at scholarly conferences, etc. "Publications" include work formally accepted for publication by reputable journals or publishers. Citation by others in the field, reception of grants, fellowships, awards and participation in funded research and substantial published creative work relevant to the discipline or scholarly or artistic field, might also constitute evidence. Copies of any publications or manuscripts of papers presented must be available to the CAPT and to outside assessorsCAPT. The above notwithstanding, documentary evidence of exemplary practice in professional fields may also include written research, policy or practice monographs.