Community Activities Sample Clauses

Community Activities. ‌ Applications for leave without pay from employees for sports competitions, non- profit or volunteer work or cultural purposes, will be considered by the Employer on the basis of the merits of each individual request.

Community Activities. Listing of Consultant’s current community activities such as membership and participation in local organizations, associations, scholarship programs, mentoring, apprenticeships, internships, community projects, charitable contributions and similar endeavors.

Community Activities. The Minister is encouraged to act in the community beyond the Congregation on behalf of liberal religious values, and to inform the congregation of such action through periodic reports. When the Minister speaks in public, the Minister must clearly indicate that such speech is not on behalf of the Congregation unless the Congregation has otherwise authorized.

Community Activities. Custodial/maintenance/grounds staff will be provided for community activities as deemed necessary by the administration. The building administrator will provide a copy of the Building Use Form to the custodial/maintenance/grounds employee before use of school facilities by community groups is approved.

Community Activities. The Interim Minister may serve in the community beyond the Congregation and will inform the Board of such action through periodic reports.

Community Activities. The workweek shall be spread over the full calendar week.

Community Activities. Listing of Proposer’s current community activities such as membership and participation in local organizations, associations, scholarship programs, mentoring, apprenticeships, internships, community projects, charitable contributions and similar endeavors.

Community Activities. The City recognizes the desirability of Employee participating in service and charitable organizations in the community and in the event Employee becomes a member of any such services or charitable organizations, the City will pay all reasonable expenses and fees related to such membership to the extent such expenses and fees are budgeted for and appropriated.

Community Activities a. Participation in community service organizations, committees, councils, commissions, etc. b. Attendance at College events/functions (i.e., graduation, awards ceremonies, performances, etc.) c. Involvement with government educational agencies, councils, groups, etc. The co-curricular activities will be approved by the Faculty Staff Development Committee and the Vice President of Academic Affairs. A report form will be submitted by April 1 of each academic year for step advancement consideration for the following year. The report will include all activities expected to be completed through June 30 of that year. If the report is not submitted to the Faculty Staff Development Committee by April 1 of an academic year, the Unit Member will lose the step increase. If the Unit Member performs the co-curricular activities but failed to report them by April 1, the Unit Member may by the following April 1 submit the report for consideration by the Staff Development Committee. Upon approval, the Unit Member will receive the lost step increase starting the following academic year. The one-year loss of step increase is not recoverable. 1. Advising of Students by Faculty At the end of each registration cycle, the Vice President of Student Services and the Academic Senate will review the available data. The need for and the number of advisors shall then be determined by the Vice President of Student Services for the next registration cycle. If it is determined by the Vice President of Student Services that faculty will be selected to advise, interested faculty shall then apply for appointment by the Vice President of Student Services. Compensation for faculty advising may be as a flex activity, as an additional duty assignment per Article 26, or as compensatory time per Section 14.1.1.