Common use of Community Service Clause in Contracts

Community Service. Full-time Employees are encouraged by the Parties to engage in community service. Such service, if it be of a lasting nature, should be reported to the individual’s Head or Director, or University Librarian, as the case may be. Community service is seen as being beneficial to the full-time Employee and to the University, as well as to the wider community. Community service includes participation in activities and organizations outside the University where the full-time Employee’s academic, professional, and/or research interests and competencies form the basis for such participation.

Community Service. Full-time Employees are encouraged by the Parties to engage in community service. Such service, if it be of a lasting nature, should be reported to the individual’s individual‟s Head or Director, or University Librarian, as the case may be. Community service is seen as being beneficial to the full-time Employee and to the University, as well as to the wider community. Community service includes participation in activities and organizations outside the University where the full-time Employee’s Employee‟s academic, professional, and/or research interests and competencies form the basis for such participation.

Community Service. Full-time Employees are encouraged by the Parties to engage in community service. Such service, if it be of a lasting nature, should be reported to the individual’s Head or Director, or University Librarian, as the case may be. Community service is seen as being beneficial to the fullth-time etifmulel Employee and to the University, as well as to the wider community. Community service includes participation in activities and organizations outside the University where Univtyerwsihere the full-time Employee’s academic, professional, and/or research interests and competencies form the full- basis for such participation.