Priority III - Service And Other Professional Activities Sample Clauses

Priority III - Service And Other Professional Activities. This priority includes service to the University, service to the profession and the community, and outside professional activities. Faculty members are expected to contribute to the governance of the University through membership on appropriate bodies at the School/Department and broader University levels. In addition, faculty members should describe other activities related to service the profession (i.e. their participation in the advancement of their professions through outside professional activities); service to the community; and outside professional activities in applications for promotion or salary transfer.
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