Senior Lecturer. The term “Senior Lecturer” as used in this Agreement, shall mean a part-time Faculty member selected for special responsibilities and recognition because of length of service, high quality teaching, appropriate academic credentials and desire to serve students and the University outside the classroom.
Senior Lecturer. This type of contract is issued to a faculty member who has received written notification from the President of the University that a promotion has been granted to Senior Lecturer effective the following year. A Senior Lecturer contract shall have a duration of three (3) years. In the event the Administration engages the procedures of Article 11 (Non-Reappointment of Non-Tenured Faculty), the Senior Lecturer will receive a one (1) year contract prior to non-renewal as per Article 11. Senior Lecturers who perform service beyond the minimal expectations of department governance (described in Article 9.4) shall be assigned workload credit equal to the amount established in the department’s governance document. Senior Lecturers who demonstrate research/scholarship/creative activity commensurate with the expectations defined in their department’s governance document shall be assigned workload credit equal to the amount established in the department’s governance document. A Senior Lecturer is not eligible to apply for a sabbatical, FIL, or Research Professorship, but is eligible for a Distinguished Professorship Award. Faculty hired prior to August 2017 who served under Term or Temporary contracts and have a combined four (4) or more years of service shall be eligible to apply for Senior Lecturers. ● Terminal: This type of contract is issued to a faculty member when it is known at the time contracts are issued that the year covered by the contract is to be the final year of service.
Senior Lecturer. 8.1.5. Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Senior Lecturer. Consistent with the discipline, a BUFM with the rank of Senior Lecturer:
Senior Lecturer. The salary for a Clinical Academic appointed to the full-time position of Senior Lecturer (Level C) under the University Industrial Agreement will be:
Senior Lecturer a full-time Employee who teaches credit lectures, tutorials, practica, studios, field work, or work terms, and who also undertakes specified service obligations.
Senior Lecturer. The rank of Senior Lecturer denotes an individual who exhibits leadership and makes a substantial contribution as a teacher and colleague. Promotion to the rank of Senior Lecturer is not coincident with a minimum period of time at the Associate level, nor is it a routine progres- sion. The promotion is granted in recognition of distinguished accomplishments in teaching and service.
Senior Lecturer. The salary for a clinical academic appointed to the full-time position of Senior Lecturer shall be the difference between 85% of the base salary for a full-time Consultant (Year 8) Level 22, and the base salary for a full-time Senior Lecturer plus the clinical loading for a full-time Senior Lecturer
Senior Lecturer. Qualifications: A terminal degree and/or high quality teaching of up to four academic years at an accredited higher educational institution and/or the equivalent in non-teaching professional experience in the area of the teaching, as judged by the College, are the preferred basic qualifications. Promotion Process: When a Senior Lecturer completes six semesters of teaching courses at CCA, by the end of that academic year, the Senior Lecturer shall be notified by the College in Workday of eligibility for promotion review. The Senior Lecturer shall then submit to the Xxxxxxx an application for promotion to Adjunct. Promotion Granted: Within 45 days of completion of APT Committee review of the application and recommendation, the Xxxxxxx will determine if, in her academic judgment, the Senior Lecturer has earned promotion to Adjunct. If so, the Xxxxxxx will inform in writing the Senior Lecturer of promotion and increase in pay rate to Adjunct, to be effective at the start of the following academic year.
Senior Lecturer. Defined in Section 4.6.2.
