Application Format Sample Clauses
Application Format. 20.11.4.1 Application for Educational Leave shall be made to the Vice President Academic by 1 September of the academic year prior to the intended educational leave.
20.11.4.2 To support the program of study planned for the Educational Leave, the application shall include the following:
Application Format. To support the program of work planned for the sabbatical leave, the application shall include the following:
18.06.1 a description of the artistic, professional or scholarly purpose and activities of the proposed project of work, with the stated objective of the proposed project, anticipated outcome and the potential benefit to the Faculty Member and the Institute;
18.06.2 a detailed project description;
18.06.3 details of any outside institutional participation, including endorsements, and/or invitation, if applicable;
18.06.4 evidence of achievement of Faculty Objectives and Responsibilities as described in Article 12;
18.06.5 a current curriculum vitae and the length of time, if any, since the last sabbatical leave;
18.06.6 any appropriate supporting materials such as visual media or publications;
Application Format. A bargaining unit member who is interested in participating in the PEP must complete and submit an application on an approved form to the Director of Adult Education for review and action.
Application Format. To support the program of work planned for the sabbatical leave, the application shall include the following:
20.06.1 a description of the artistic, professional or scholarly purpose and activities of the proposed project of work, with the stated objective of the proposed project,
20.06.2 a detailed project description;
20.06.3 details of any outside University participation, including endorsements, and/or invitation, if applicable;
20.06.4 evidence of achievement of Faculty Objectives and Responsibilities as described in Article 13;
20.06.5 a current curriculum vitae and the length of time, if any, since the last sabbatical leave;
20.06.6 previous professional development reports since the applicant’s last sabbatical leave will be provided by Human Resources;
20.06.7 any appropriate supporting materials such as visual media or publications;
Application Format. In order that the Teaching Abroad and Sabbatical Leave Committee may objectively evaluate each application, the following outline is offered. Individuals may offer additional material, but at a minimum should include the following in the application:
A. Statement of Topic – This statement explain the purpose of the proposal.
B. Summary of Benefit – This section should explain how the proposal would benefit students, the individual, the department(s), the College and/or the community.
C. Evidence of Preparation and Commitment – This section should include information pertaining to professional background, interest, and goals.
Application Format. It is anticipated that there will be different categories of applications from potential new researchers with slightly different requirements for applications in each case. The Management Committee and the Steering Committee reserve the right to ask for additional information.
Application Format. The following information is to be included, in writing, in the initial application: • Name of Applicant • School • Home Address • Purpose • Number of semesters • Indication of criteria met • Evidence of professional acceptability • Formal Study - a statement by the University or College that the applicant meets the entrance requirements. • Writing Proposal - commitment by a publisher or commitment by a recognized authority to serve as an editorial consultant. • Research Proposal - statement by a recognized authority that the proposal has been reviewed and that the authority will sponsor it. • Commercial/Industrial Experience Project - statement by a recognized authority that the organization will sponsor the project. • Travel - a statement of outcomes expected to be useful to the system and/or school. • An outline, detailed discussion and timetable of the program to be undertaken • A statement regarding compensation expected from outside sources. • Specific information regarding how the proposal will benefit the system and the school. • Specific information regarding the applicant's plan to share the benefits derived with others in the system. • Letters in support of the application may be submitted.
Application Format.
4.1 Two Part Submission Offerors shall submit Proposals in separate volumes: ▪ Volume I – Project Narrative ▪ Volume II – Budget Justification/Narrative
4.2 Applications
A. Applications must be submitted by email to the email address listed on the Key Information Summary Sheet. The Grant Officer will not accept submission after the date and exact time stated in the Key Information Summary Sheet. The date and time of submission is determined by the date and time of arrival in the Grant Officer email box. Time stamps on outgoing email from Applicants shall not be accepted. The email submission subject line shall state the RFA Title and number and either Project Narrative or Budget Justification/ Narrative.
Application Format. To support the program of work planned for the sabbatical leave, the application shall include the following:
21.06.1 a one-page description of the artistic, professional or scholarly purpose and activities of the proposed project of work, with the stated objective of the proposed project, anticipated outcome and the potential benefit to the Faculty Member and the University;
21.06.2 a detailed project description;
21.06.3 details of any outside University participation, including endorsements, and/or invitation, if applicable;
21.06.4 evidence of achievement of Faculty Objectives and Responsibilities as described in Article 14;
21.06.5 a current curriculum vitae and the length of time, if any, since the last sabbatical leave;
21.06.6 previous professional development reports since the applicant’s last sabbatical leave will be provided by Human Resources;
21.06.7 any appropriate supporting materials such as visual media or publications;
21.06.8 the Committee, or the President may request additional information should they deem it necessary in order to complete their assessment of the application;
21.06.9 a statement regarding any paid compensation expected by the Faculty Member during the sabbatical leave, outside of salary from the University, including details of any anticipated grants, bursaries, leaves, etc, or invitations or appointments related to the sabbatical period.
21.06.10 Performance and developmental review recommendations may also be provided by the faculty member.
Application Format. In order that the Sabbatical Leave Committee may objectively evaluate each application, the following outline is offered. Individuals may offer additional material, but at a minimum should include the following in the application:
A. Statement of Topic – This statement should frame the thesis of the proposal.
B. Summary of Need – This section should explain how the proposal addresses the needs of students, the individual, the department(s), the College and/or the community.
C. Evidence of Preparation and Commitment – This section should include information pertaining to professional background, interest, and goals.