Fellowships or Scholarships Sample Clauses

Fellowships or Scholarships. A request for a sabbatical leave to accept a fellowship or a scholarship shall be considered on the basis of its current merits and purposes by the Sabbatical Leave Committee. In all cases, however, six (6) semester hours of upper division or graduate level work shall be required each semester. Evidence of the successful completion of a scholarship or fellowship shall be filed in the form of a transcript, certified by an approved institution, and by a statement, certified by the grantor of the scholarship or fellowship, that all provisions of the scholarship or fellowship were successfully met.
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Fellowships or Scholarships. A request for a sabbatical leave to accept a fellowship or a scholarship shall be considered on the basis of its current merits and purposes by the Sabbatical Leave Committee. In all cases, however, six
Fellowships or Scholarships. Applications for Sabbatical Leave under this section shall fulfill the terms of the fellowship grant.

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