100 SABBATICAL ASSIGNMENT Sample Clauses

100 SABBATICAL ASSIGNMENT. ‌ Because of its duty to provide excellence in education, the Administration recognizes the need for and is committed to supporting as many sabbatical assignments as possible within the limits of available funding for this purpose to qualified faculty members for the purpose of encouraging scholarly and professional achievement and for the mutual benefit of the University and the grantee.
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100 SABBATICAL ASSIGNMENT. ‌ Any tenured faculty member shall be eligible to apply for a sabbatical assignment during the sixth or later year of service at Montana State University Xxxxxxxx. Years of service shall be computed from the initial date of full-time appointment at MSU Xxxxxxxx or from the termination date of the previous MSU Xxxxxxxx sabbatical assignment. Time spent on a sabbatical assignment shall be excluded in determining years of service toward eligibility for the next sabbatical. Applications are to be submitted during the year prior to the year for which sabbatical assignment is requested.
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100 SABBATICAL ASSIGNMENT. ‌ A sabbatical assignment is a change of duties, which neither diminishes nor increases the extent of the person's employment with Montana Tech. The recipient remains employed by Montana Tech during the entire term of the sabbatical to the same extent employed while on regular assignment, regardless of the compensation agreed upon for the term of the sabbatical.
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100 SABBATICAL ASSIGNMENT. Because of its duty to provide excellence in education, the Board recognizes the need for granting sabbatical assignment to tenured faculty members for the purpose of encouraging scholarly and professional achievement for the mutual benefit of the University and the grantee. 2004-2005 Provision:
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