ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Sample Clauses

ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 21.01 Part-time faculty with primary responsibility for designing a course shall be accorded academic freedom in that work.
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 28.1 Academic freedom is based upon the recognition that the common good of society depends on the search for knowledge and the free exchange of ideas, and that the university community plays an essential role in fulfilling these functions.
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 14.01 CECLs have the right to academic freedom as provided for below and they retain all their legal rights to express themselves. The right to academic freedom must be exercised in compliance with the terms of the CECL’s teaching contract and the priorities and practices of the Xxxxx School, as well as, where applicable, the practices of the Academic Schools/Departments with whom the Xxxxx School partners to offer courses. Academic Freedom for CECLs is recognized in the context that the Xxxxx School, in accord with Academic Schools/Departments where applicable, has the right to determine the mode of course delivery, general approaches to teaching and learning, technology, and standards of teaching practices. In accordance with the above, CECLs shall be accorded academic freedom in the presentation of that course consistent with the explicit rights and responsibilities as outlined in this
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. The San Xxxx Obispo County Community College District protects the academic freedom of students, staff, managers, and faculty; no limitations shall be placed upon the study, investigation, presentation, or interpretation of ideas. The District values the expression of a wide range of viewpoints and promotes creativity and innovation among its students, staff, managers, and faculty.
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 4.1 – Academic Freedom Academic freedom is encouraged and protected as essential to the objectives and purposes of the college. The welfare and strength of the College and society at large depend upon the free search for truth and its free expression. To this end the College shall recognize and protect full freedom of inquiry, teaching, research, discussion, study, publication, and for artists, the creation and exhibition of works of art, without hindrance, restriction, equivocation, and/or Board or Administration reprisal. This right extends to other facets of campus life to include the right as a Member to speak on general education questions. The right of academic freedom shall be the right of every Member. The parties to the Agreement shall also recognize that each Member is a citizen, and a member of a learned profession as well as an employee of an educational institution. When he/she speaks or writes as a citizen, he/she shall be free from institutional censorship or discipline. When actin as a private citizen, the Member has an obligation to make it clear that he/she speaks, writes, and acts for himself/herself and is not acting as a representative of the College. Academic freedom must not be abused, to the detriment of students, faculty, college, or community.
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