Common use of Classes of Full Clause in Contracts

Classes of Full. Time Appointments (a) those that confer probationary status, implying that the University will give serious consideration to the granting of tenure; (b) those which place the faculty member in a “Separate Stream” of faculty, under the terms of Senate legis- lation approved 22 June 1972;2 (c) those which confer tenure, which is awarded only to faculty members of professorial rank or at the senior levels of the Separate Stream; (d) those made in exceptional cases, where the Univer- sity finds it necessary to make appointments with a contractually limited term, carrying no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the stated term and no implication that the appointee is on probation for a permanent appointment.

Classes of Full. Time Appointments (a) those that confer probationary status, implying that the University will give serious consideration to the granting of tenure; (b) those which place the faculty member in a “Separate Stream” of faculty, under the terms of Senate legis- lation legisla- tion approved 22 June 1972;2 (c) those which confer tenure, which is awarded only to faculty members of professorial rank or at the senior levels of the Separate Stream; (d) those made in exceptional cases, where the Univer- sity University finds it necessary to make appointments with a contractually con- tractually limited term, carrying no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the stated term and no implication that the appointee is on probation for a permanent appointment.