Sabbatical Leave means an unpaid leave of absence not to exceed 12 months duration for which an employee may apply after completion of 7 years of continuous full-time service or the equivalent thereof.
Sabbatical Leave means an unpaid leave of absence for which an employee may apply upon completion of seven (7) continuous years of full-time service, after which leave the employee is entitled to return to the position from which the leave was granted or to a position in the same employing unit that is substantially similar in level of duties, responsibilities and compensation.
Sabbatical Leave for the purpose of this Collective Agreement shall mean leave of absence granted to a teacher for study or travel with part salary which shall be known as the Sabbatical Leave Allowance, paid by the Division to the teacher. In this Agreement the term "equivalent" means serving the Division as an employee for a like amount of time, which may be either part to full-time or a combination thereof.
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These should not be included in your final sum of approved hours completed.* Additional Sabbatical Leave Activities may not be counted toward the 576 hours that were originally approved.
All changes to sabbaticals are subject to approval by the Sabbatical Leave Committee.
Sabbatical Leave, Article 20:Article 20 applies subject to the provision that the term sabbatical leave shall be replaced by the term research leave.
Locally negotiated or accepted procedures shall be followed in the implementation of the Sabbatical Leave program.
The STATE and the UNION agree that elements of the current Agreement such as Sabbatical Leave Program, the Career Development Program, the Tuition Reimbursement Program and Professional Staff Leaves may be utilized, as appropriate, to enhance the retraining opportunities for full-time faculty, librarians, and professional staff members.
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Sabbatical Leave means a Board of Trustees authorized release of a full-time, regular faculty member from normal faculty duties in order to improve the faculty member’s individual effectiveness in accordance with the mission statement of the faculty member’s college. The sabbatical leave, upon approval by the Board of Trustees, is considered an official college requirement. (See APPENDIX E) 9.2 INTENT Sabbatical leave is a privilege, not an earned right, accorded to qualified members of the faculty by the Board of Trustees for the purpose of professional improvement. The ultimate objective of the sabbatical leave is a contribution to the students, to the college, to the district, and to the faculty member's professional qualifications. The sabbatical project should reflect and contribute to the District goal “to employ faculty who bring to their department, division, and campus breadth and depth of knowledge, pedagogical effectiveness and life experiences that will enrich their disciplines and stimulate learning.” (Criteria for Faculty Evaluation –Article C-1) When practical, faculty members are encouraged to engage in their sabbatical projects away from the local area where they may confront materials and points of view not readily available in this immediate area. Because the intent of a sabbatical is to provide for professional growth and renewal, faculty members are strongly discouraged from participating in District activities for the duration of the sabbatical leave, except in the case of Option C (see Article 9.5.1).
Sabbatical Leave means a leave of absence for the purpose of improving the qualifications of a teacher in his/her office, position, or employment for study or for such other purpose as may be authorized by the Board of Education.
Sabbatical Leave means a leave of absence granted by the Board of Trustees to eligible employees to provide opportunities for those employees to engage in activities aimed at developing the employees professionally and improving their abilities to perform their contractual responsibilities.
Sabbatical Leave means a Board of Trustees authorized release of a full-time, regular faculty member from normal faculty duties in order to improve the faculty member’s individual effectiveness in accordance with the mission statement of the faculty member’s college. The sabbatical leave, upon approval by the Board of Trustees, is considered an official college requirement. (See Appendix D)
Sabbatical Leave means annual leave which was deferred during the year earned to be used in a subsequent year to extend the annual leave, unless used for termination leave.
Sabbatical Leave means leave granted to any member of the Teaching Staff or Faculty members referred to in Clause (a) of Statue 16 for any of the objects mentioned in paragraph 27.
Sabbatical Leave means permission to be absent from certificated duty with pay for study or travel, granted by the Board, for an extended period of time not more than one (1) year nor less than one (1) semester.