Emeritus Status definition

Emeritus Status means a retired nursing home administrator duly recognized by the Board to have at least twenty (20) years of practice, with the last ten (10) years of practice being consecutive years in West Virginia;
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Emeritus Status. A bargaining unit member who retires in good standing with ten (10) or more years of service at YSU shall be eligible to apply for emeritus status within one year of their date of retirement. The retiring faculty member should provide the department chair with a CV and a letter requesting emeritus status with a description of their contributions to the university and service to society beyond the university community. The letter and CV shall be distributed to all current full-time faculty members in the retiree's department within five (5) business days. All current full-time faculty in the department and the chair shall be eligible to vote on the request via a secret ballot within thirty (30) days of receiving the request. If the majority (50% + 1) of votes are in favor of the request, the retired faculty member shall be recommended through the emeritus process established by the Office of Human Resources to the Board of Trustees. Upon approval of the Board of Trustees, the retired faculty member shall be conferred with emeritus status at the subsequent spring meeting of the Board of Trustees, and the newly designated emeritus faculty shall receive all benefits as set forth in Board policy 3356-7-17.
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Examples of Emeritus Status in a sentence

  • A request for Emeritus Status for a Faculty Member can be made only after formal retirement notification has been submitted by the retiring Faculty Member.

  • The District shall provide free parking to all unit members, including individuals on Emeritus Status upon request.

  • The District shall provide free parking to all faculty, including those on Emeritus Status upon request (Article 33A.2).

  • This policy concerning Emeritus Status has been established in accordance with Series 9, Section 6, and filed in the office of the Higher Education Policy Commission.

  • To retirees with Emeritus Status (see Board of Trustees Policy 4074 for Emeritus Status) at the District’s discretion.

  • Any unit member who has retired with Emeritus Status may be employed as a Part-time Faculty member at the District’s discretion (see Article 18B.1.e).

  • It is understood that if a Full-time unit member resigns and doesn’t achieve Emeritus Status, excluding faculty who resigned due to discipline or tenure denial, then that unit member shall have his/her years of service as a Full-time Faculty person count for placement on the Seniority List as long as the break in services is not more than three (3) academic years.

  • See Article 31A.2 and Board of Trustees Policy 7800 for definition of Emeritus Status.