Types of Sabbaticals. (1). The University will make available to each employee whose application has been reviewed by the University, a sabbatical for two (2) semesters (i.e., one (1) academic year) at half-pay, subject to the conditions set forth below. The University may, with the approval of the local UFF Chapter, provide sabbaticals that are equivalent to the two (2) semester half-pay sabbaticals.
Types of Sabbaticals. (1) Each year, the University will make available at least one (1) sabbatical at full pay for one (1) semester for each forty (40) eligible faculty members, subject to the conditions set forth below. The University may provide a sabbatical that is equivalent to the one (1) semester, full pay sabbatical at the request of the faculty member.
Types of Sabbaticals. 2535 (1). The University will make available to each employee whose application has been 2536 reviewed by the University, a sabbatical for two (2) semesters (i.e., one (1) academic year) at 2537 half-pay, subject to the conditions set forth below. The University may, with the approval of the 2538 local UFF Chapter, provide sabbaticals that are equivalent to the two (2) semester half-pay 2539 sabbaticals. 2540 (2). Each year, the University will make available at least one (1) sabbatical at full-pay for one 2541 (1) semester for each twenty-five (25) eligible employees, subject to the conditions set forth below. The 2542 University may, with the approval of the local UFF Chapter, provide sabbaticals that are equivalent to 2543 the one (1) semester, full-pay sabbaticals.
Types of Sabbaticals. (1) To pursue an advanced degree or appropriate post- graduate study within one's administrative assignment at an accredited university or college.
Types of Sabbaticals. (1) Type I Sabbaticals: Each year, each college shall make available at least one [Type IA] sabbatical, either at full pay for one semester or one [Type IB] at three-fourths pay for one academic year, for each twenty tenured and tenure-earning employees, subject to the conditions of this Article. Standard rounding techniques shall be used to determine the total number of Type I sabbaticals to be made available in each college. (e.g., a college with 29 tenured or tenure-earning employees shall make one Type I sabbatical available. A college with 30 tenured or tenure-earning employees shall make two Type I sabbaticals available.) Colleges with fewer than twenty tenured and tenure-earning employees shall make available at least one such sabbatical every other year.
Types of Sabbaticals
