Common use of Instructional Associates Clause in Contracts

Instructional Associates. Instructional Associates are employed to facilitate the academic process by engaging in such functions as supervision/set-up of laboratories, preparation of laboratory materials, manuals, lab tests and assignments, tutoring on an individual and group basis, maintaining and ordering of supplies and equipment, and assisting other faculty members in some aspect of their academic or professional activities. Instructional Associates may participate in University/Community service, faculty/professional organizations. Assessment of their qualifications shall take into consideration that: (a) Professional preparation" refers to degrees, diplomas, certificates and training from recognized institutions, or preparation recognized in the discipline concerned.

Instructional Associates. Instructional Associates are employed to facilitate the academic process by engaging in such functions as supervision/set-up of laboratories, preparation of laboratory materials, manuals, lab tests and assignments, tutoring on an individual and group basis, maintaining and ordering of supplies and equipment, and assisting other faculty members in some aspect of their academic or professional activities. Instructional Associates may participate in University/Community service, faculty/professional organizations. Assessment of their qualifications shall take into consideration that: (a) Professional preparation" refers to degrees, diplomas, certificates and training from recognized institutions, professional experience or preparation recognized in the discipline concerned.

Instructional Associates. Instructional Associates are employed to facilitate the academic process by engaging in such functions as supervision/set-up of laboratories, preparation of laboratory materials, manuals, lab tests and assignments, tutoring on an individual and group basis, maintaining and ordering of supplies and equipment, and assisting other faculty members in some aspect of their academic or professional activities. Instructional Associates may participate in University/Community service, faculty/professional organizations. Assessment of their qualifications shall take into consideration that: (a) Professional preparation" refers to degrees, diplomas, certificates and training from recognized institutions, or preparation recognized in the discipline concerned.