College Professor Sample Clauses

College Professor. An employee who has mastered a body of knowledge adequate for him or her to develop and teach courses or programs within his or her area of specialization. The minimum qualification is a Master’s degree, or equivalent.
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College Professor. An employee who has mastered a body of knowledge adequate to develop and teach courses or programs shall have the title of College Professor.
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College Professor. The College Professor appointment applies to those Members whose responsibilities include: a) Teaching; b) Design and major revision of courses; and, c) Provision of academic leadership.
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College Professor. A full-time employee who has mastered a body of knowledge adequate for him or her to develop and teach courses or programs within his or her area of specialization or a part-time employee who has mastered a body of knowledge adequate for him or her to teach the specific courses for which he or she has been given an appointment.
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