Postdoctoral Research Fellows Sample Clauses

Postdoctoral Research Fellows. In the event that a Postdoctoral Research Fellow’s source of external funding specifies leave provisions that differ from those stated above, the leave provisions of the funding source shall apply. The external source of funding will continue to be responsible for covering compensation during the leave. Notifications and approval requirements of the University and of the external funding agency must be followed.
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Postdoctoral Research Fellows as defined in the current Faculty Handbook, may be appointed for a term of up to twelve (12) months, which is renewable for up to a total period of service in any postdoctoral rank of three (3) years. Further extensions of an appointment in this rank require the prior permission of the Xxxxxxx. Extensions may be granted on an annual basis up to a maximum of two (2) additional years in any postdoctoral rank. In contrast to postdoctoral research scientists and scholars, who are paid a salary, these officers usually receive fellowship stipends.
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Postdoctoral Research Fellows as defined in the current Faculty Handbook, may be appointed for a term of up to twelve (12) months, which is renewable for up to a total period of service in any postdoctoral rank of three (3) years. Further extensions of an appointment in this rank require the prior permission of the Xxxxxxx. Extensions may be granted on an annual basis up to a maximum of two (2) additional years in any postdoctoral rank. In contrast to postdoctoral research scientists and scholars, who are paid a salary, these officers usually receive fellowship stipends. As a general rule, Postdoctoral Research Fellows receive a fellowship or training grant stipend rather than a salary. This is not subject to withholding. To qualify as a stipend, the funds must come from an external agency that has explicitly designated the payment as a stipend. It is important to clearly distinguish stipends from salary and not use the terms interchangeably since they refer to different sources of funding, and are governed by distinct IRS regulations. Postdoctoral Research Scientists and Scholars and Associate Research Scientists are compensated for their services with a salary that is subject to withholding for taxes, FICA, and Medicare. For Employees transitioning from the title of Postdoctoral Research Scientist/Scholar to the Postdoctoral Research Fellow title, see Article 5, Section 7, regarding changes in employment status and benefits eligibility.
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Postdoctoral Research Fellows as defined in the current Faculty Handbook, may be appointed for a term of up to twelve (12) months, which is renewable for up to a total period of service in any postdoctoral rank of three (3) years. Further extensions of an appointment in this rank require the prior permission of the Xxxxxxx. Extensions may be granted on an annual basis up to a maximum of two (2) additional years in any postdoctoral rank. In contrast to postdoctoral research scientists and scholars, who are paid a salary, these officers usually receive fellowship stipends. For Employees transitioning from the title of Postdoctoral Research Scientist/Scholar to the Postdoctoral Research Fellow title, see Article 5, Section 7, regarding changes in employment status and benefits eligibility.
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Postdoctoral Research Fellows. “Mentoring - The Director shall require that all grant applications that include funding to support postdoctoral researchers include a description of the mentoring activities that will be provided for such individuals, and shall ensure that this part of the application is evaluated under the Foundation's broader impacts merit review criterion. Mentoring activities may include career counseling, training in preparing grant applications, guidance on ways to improve teaching skills, and training in research ethics. Reports- The Director shall require that annual reports and the final report for research grants that include funding to support postdoctoral researchers include a description of the mentoring activities provided to such researchers.” Section 7008 has been implemented via revisions to the relevant sections of the Grant Proposal Guide (GPG), the FastLane Project Reporting System, and the Representative Activities of Broader Impacts document that is posted on the NSF website. • Each proposal that contains postdoctoral researchers must include, as a supplementary document, a description of the mentoring activities that will be provided for such individuals. The mentoring plan must not exceed one page. • This one-page limitation also is applied to proposals with subawards, and separately submitted collaborative proposals. SEC 7009: Responsible Conduct of Research “The Director shall require that each institution that applies for financial assistance from the Foundation for science and engineering research or education describe in its grant proposal a plan to provide appropriate training and oversight in the responsible and ethical conduct of research to undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers participating in the proposed research project.” Section 7009 implementation requires that at the time of proposal submission to NSF, a proposing institution's Administrative Organizational Representative (AOR) must certify that the institution has a plan to provide appropriate training and oversight in the responsible and ethical conduct of research to undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers who will be supported by NSF to conduct research. The requirement flows down to subawardees. SEC 7010: Reporting of Research Results Section 7010 requires that all final project reports and citations of published research documents resulting from research funded, in whole or in part, by the Foundation, are made available...
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Postdoctoral Research Fellows are individuals who undertake research and gain professional experience for a future academic career, under the supervision and mentorship of a Principal Investigator. Fellowships are negotiable up to 2 years after which extension of tenure may be considered for up to a maximum of five years. A sixth year of registration cannot be considered. The purpose of the Postdoctoral Research Fellowship is to provide an opportunity for experiential learning in research, which may serve as a path for further academic and professional development
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