Faculty member definition

Faculty member means any person hired by the college or District to conduct classroom or teaching activities or who is otherwise considered by the college to be a member of faculty.

Faculty member means a Member with the rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor or lecturer.

Faculty member means any person having an appointment from the Board of Governors of The University of British Columbia as Sessional Lecturer, Lecturer, Instructor, Instructor I, Instructor II, Senior Instructor, Professor of Teaching, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor;

Examples of Faculty member in a sentence

• For purposes of this subsection, “Article 9 proceedings” include any meeting relative to the Article 9 process where the Faculty Member is present, including any related investigatory meetings or proceedings conducted by offices other than the University Contract Administrator’s (as permitted under Article 9.1.6.1).

• In the event that a student has a complaint against a Faculty Member, the student should be encouraged to meet with the Faculty Member, with the Ombudsperson or with the Academic Unit Head in order to resolve the complaint.

• In exchange for such waiver a monthly credit of not less than $100 may be received as cash in the paycheck by the Faculty Member or applied to the cost of other benefits.

• If the Faculty Member is enrolled in six (6) or more credit hours of coursework per semester, it is his/her responsibility to complete the University’s student health insurance waiver document annually by the due date, as per University policy.

• When the University has reason to believe an incident(s) has occurred that might constitute grounds for discipline, the Initiating Administrator, who shall not be a Bargaining Unit member, shall notify the Faculty Member involved by letter, with a copy to the AAUP, that a formal investigation has begun.

More Definitions of Faculty member

Faculty member means any person hired by the University to conduct classroom or teaching activities or who is otherwise considered by University to be a member of its faculty.

Faculty member or “bargaining unit member” or “unit member” means a person employed in the bargaining unit defined in Section 1.2.

Faculty member means any person hired by the Institute to conduct classroom, teaching, or research activities or who is otherwise considered by the Institute to be a member of its Faculty.

Faculty member means a member of the Faculty of Acadia University as specified in the Constitution of Faculty.

Faculty member means a person hired by the University to conduct classroom, research or teaching activities or who is otherwise considered by the University to be a member of its faculty, including officers of instruction, officers of research and officers of administration.

Faculty member means any certificated employee of the College hired to either teach or provide counseling services or professional librarianship. (Also known as, “employee”).

Faculty member means a person who teaches a course offered for academic credit by an institution of higher education, including teaching assistants, instructors, lab assistants, research assistants, lecturers, assistant professors, associate professors, and full professors.