Common use of Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and Obligations Clause in Contracts

Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and Obligations. In the exercise of academic freedom, the faculty member may, without limitation, discuss his/her own subject in the classroom; he/she may not, however, claim as his/her right the privilege of persistently discussing in the classroom any matter which has no relation to the course subject. In extramural utterances, the faculty member has an obligation to not represent himself/herself as an institutional spokesperson, unless so designated by the President.

Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and Obligations. In the exercise of academic freedom, the a faculty member may, without limitation, discuss his/her own the subject matter of the courses the faculty member is assigned to teach in the classroom; he/she a faculty member may not, however, claim as his/her a right the privilege of to persistently discussing discuss in the classroom any matter which has no relation to the course subject. In extramural utterances, the faculty member has have an obligation to not represent himself/herself themselves individually or collectively as an institutional spokespersonrepresenting or speaking on behalf of the institution, unless so designated by the President.

Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and Obligations. In the exercise of academic freedom, the a faculty member may, without limitation, discuss his/her own the subject matter of the courses the faculty member is assigned to teach in the classroom; he/she a faculty member may not, however, claim as his/her a right the privilege of to persistently discussing discuss in the classroom any matter which has no relation to the course subject. In extramural utterances, the faculty member has have an obligation to not represent himself/herself themselves individually or collectively as an institutional spokespersonrepresenting or speaking on behalf of the institution, unless so designated by the President.President.‌

Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and Obligations. In the exercise of academic freedom, the faculty member may, without limitation, discuss his/her own subject in the classroom; he/she may not, however, claim as his/her right the privilege of persistently discussing in the classroom class- room any matter which has no relation to the course subject. In extramural utterances, the faculty member has an obligation to not represent himself/herself as an institutional spokesperson, unless so designated by the President.