Common use of Academic Administrators Clause in Contracts

Academic Administrators. III.15.1 Academic administrators are persons who, in addition to their administrative office, hold probationary or tenured faculty appointments in departments or programs, but who are excluded by definition from the bargaining unit because of their administrative office.

Academic Administrators. III.15.1 (a) Academic administrators are persons who, in addition to their administrative office, hold holding probationary or tenured faculty appointments in departments or programsprogrammes, but who also hold an administrative office for a designated term, and are excluded by definition pro tem from the bargaining unit because of their administrative office.

Academic Administrators. III.15.1 III.7.1.1 Academic administrators are persons who, in addition to their administrative office, hold probationary or tenured faculty or permanent appointments in departments departments, or programswithin the Library, but who are excluded by definition from the bargaining unit because of their administrative office.

Academic Administrators. III.15.1 III.11.1 Academic administrators are persons who, in addition to their administrative office, hold probationary or tenured faculty appointments in departments or programs, but who are excluded by definition from the bargaining unit because of their administrative office.

Academic Administrators. III.15.1 11.11.1 An Academic Administrator is a person appointed to a position that primarily carries organizational and administrative responsibilities in direct support of the academic mission and that requires qualifications similar to or greater than what would be normally required for a regular academic appointment at an entry level. It does not include appointments of academic administrators made for a fixed term and holding a base faculty appointment, such as a Xxxx, Chair, or Vice-President and does not include appointments where the main responsibilities are persons who, in addition to their administrative office, hold probationary or tenured faculty appointments in departments or programs, but who are excluded by definition from the bargaining unit because of their administrative officeteaching and/or research.