Faculty Emeritus Sample Clauses

The Faculty Emeritus clause formally recognizes retired faculty members who have provided distinguished service by granting them the honorary title of Emeritus. Typically, this status is awarded upon retirement and may confer certain privileges, such as continued access to university resources, participation in academic events, or office space, depending on institutional policy. The core function of this clause is to honor and maintain a relationship with valued former faculty, acknowledging their contributions while clarifying their ongoing rights and roles within the institution.
Faculty Emeritus. After an application for emeritus status has been received by the College, and upon recommendation of the faculty and the President, the Board of Trustees may award the title Faculty Emeritus to any full-time, tenured Faculty member who has officially retired from the college under any of the retirement options open to faculty. Emeritus faculty may be hired as part-time employees with the college without affecting their emeritus status. 6.07.01 Campus Library and Media Center as provided in the library contract 6.07.02 Email accounts and contractually permissible software licenses 6.07.03 Employee lounge
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Faculty Emeritus. 24 After an application for emeritus status has been received by the College, and 1 upon recommendation of the faculty and the President, the Board of Trustees 2 may award the title Faculty Emeritus to any full-time, tenured Faculty member 3 who has officially retired from the college under any of the retirement options
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