Common use of Part-time professor Clause in Contracts

Part-time professor. Subject to clause 1-2.16: a) a professor hired as a part-time professor by the College under a contract of less than twelve (12) months, with a regular teaching load equal to that of a full-time professor, who is available for these duties in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreement; or b) a professor hired as a part-time professor by the College under a contract of twelve (12) months or less, with a regular teaching load lighter than that of a full-time professor, who is available for these duties in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreement.

Part-time professor. Subject to clause 1-2.162.15: a) a professor hired as a part-time professor by the College under a contract of less than twelve (12) months, with a regular teaching load equal to that of a full-time professor, who is available for these duties in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreement; or b) a professor hired as a part-time professor by the College under a contract of twelve (12) months or less, with a regular teaching load lighter than that of a full-time professor, who is available for these duties in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreement.

Part-time professor. Subject to clause 1-2.162.14: a) a regular professor hired as a part-time professor with this specific title by the College under a contract of for less than twelve (12) months, with for a regular teaching load equal to that of a full-time professor, and who is shall be available for these duties in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreementclause 8-3.01, paragraph a); or b) a regular professor hired as a part-time professor with this specific title by the College under a contract of for twelve (12) months or less, with for a regular teaching load lighter less than that of a full-time professor, and who is shall be available for these duties in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreementclause 8-3.01, paragraph b).