Significant Contributions definition
Significant Contributions means contributions received during a tax exempt entity’s last fiscal year, or expected to be received during its current fiscal year, from Ally Bank or its Subsidiaries in excess of the lesser of (A) 3% of the consolidated gross revenues of Ally Bank and its Subsidiaries during such fiscal year and (B) 5% of the contributions received by any such tax-exempt entity during such fiscal year.
Significant Contributions in research means performance which meets or exceeds that of peers recently achieving tenure who are respected for their contributions in research at WVU and at peer research universities; peer research universities are determined by the Department, subject to approval by the Dean. Within the Department a candidate for tenure must normally present a minimum of a book published by an appropriate press or at least three articles (or the equivalent; see section II.B.1.b.) in appropriate national or international refereed journals. This is a minimal number to be considered for tenure but is not necessarily sufficient in itself to justify the granting of tenure. All research activities will be evaluated according to the policies stated in section II.B. of this document. In addition, external reviews of research will be required for tenure decisions; see section XII. of the University guidelines and section IV. of the College guidelines.
Significant Contributions in research means performance which meets or exceeds that of peers recently achieving promotion who are respected for their contributions in research at WVU and at peer research universities; peer research universities are determined by the Department, subject to approval by the Dean. Within the Department a candidate for promotion to associate professor must normally present a minimum of a book published by an appropriate press or three articles (or the equivalent; see section II.B.i.b.) in appropriate national or international refereed journals. This is a minimal number to be considered for promotion but is not necessarily sufficient in itself to justify promotion. All research activities will be evaluated according to the policies stated in section II.B. of this document. In addition, external reviews of research will be required for promotion decisions; see section XII. of the University guidelines and section IV. of the College guidelines.
More Definitions of Significant Contributions
Significant Contributions in research means performance that meets or exceeds that of peers recently achieving promotion to full professor who are respected for their contributions in research at WVU and at peer research universities; peer research universities are determined by the Department, subject to approval by the Dean. Within the Department, a candidate for promotion to full professor must normally present, beyond the work used to achieve the previous promotion, a minimum of a book published by an appropriate press or five articles (or the equivalent; see section II.B.i.b.) in appropriate national or international refereed journals. This is a minimal number to be considered for promotion but is not necessarily sufficient in itself to justify promotion. This work should be done since last promotion, within a relatively recent period of time, and within the context of an ongoing and cohesive research agenda. For purposes of this document, the term "relatively recent period of time" will normally be interpreted as not longer than six (6) years.