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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PROVISIONS. 11.1 The AAUP recognizes that certain portions of the compensation now paid to Faculty Members at the College of Medicine represents compensation for clinical or medical services rather than for academic work. 11.2 The AAUP recognizes that the compensation of these Faculty Members for clinical or medical services shall not be subject to negotiation with the University. 11.3 The University agrees that the portion of the compensation paid to Faculty Members at the College of Medicine which represents compensation for academic work, shall be subject to negotiation with the AAUP. 11.4 This Article is intended to clarify the distinction between compensation for clinical or medical services and compensation for academic work. 11.5 For purposes of this Article, "Clinical Compensation" shall mean that portion of a Clinical Faculty Member's compensation derived from a clinical practice plan, or from other sources, paid in return for clinical or other medical services provided by such Faculty Member.
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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PROVISIONS. 11.1 The AAUP recognizes that certain portions of the compensation 11.2 The AAUP recognizes that the compensation of these Faculty Members for clinical or medical services shall not be subject to negotiation with the University. 11.3 The University agrees that the portion of the compensation paid to Faculty Members at the College of Medicine which represents compensation for academic work, shall be subject to negotiation with the AAUP. 11.4 This Article is intended to clarify the distinction between compensation for clinical or medical services and compensation for academic work. 11.5 For purposes of this Article, "Clinical Compensation" shall mean that portion of a Clinical Faculty Member's compensation derived from a clinical practice plan, or from other sources, paid in return for clinical or other medical services provided by such Faculty Member.

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