Part E: Service Sample Clauses
The 'Part E: Service' clause defines the terms and conditions governing the provision of services under the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of services to be delivered, the standards or specifications required, and the responsibilities of both the service provider and the recipient. For example, it may detail timelines for service delivery, performance metrics, or procedures for addressing service issues. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of the service expectations, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring accountability.
Part E: Service. This Part of the dossier should provide information on the candidate’s service activities which have benefited the University and its faculty, professional associations, and/or the community in general. Service may include, but is not limited to, participation in the following: University and Faculty committees such as:
i) Senate and Senate committees;
ii) Board and Board committees;
iii) department and school committees;
iv) general administration within a department and school;
v) general administration within the University (e.g. New Student Orientation, the annual Student Fair, and high school liaison); and
vi) NUFA Executive and NUFA committees.
vii) OCUFA and CAUT;
viii) scholarly societies;
ix) professional organizations; and
x) community organizations and public service, where the Member has made a non-remunerative contribution essentially by virtue of special academic competence or expertise.
i) Chair of a department;
ii) Director of a school;
iii) Program Coordinator;
iv) external examiner of graduate theses;
v) external reviewer of academic programs;
vi) coordinator of scholarly conferences;
vii) delivering public lectures;
viii) granting media interviews; and
ix) contributions to the academic and cultural life of students in addition to activities normally associated with teaching and research, such as assisting with student clubs, special events, conferences, international exchanges, or off-campus trips.