Common use of Professional Freedom Clause in Contracts

Professional Freedom. A. When a Professional Staff member speaks, writes, or acts as a citizen, the employee is free from college censorship and discipline, but has the obligation to indicate that they are not a college representative, unless so authorized, because the public may judge his/her profession and the College by his/her words and actions. B. A Professional Staff member is free to do research and publication, where these activities do not interfere with his/her responsibilities to the College. C. When functioning in an instructional capacity, a Professional Staff member is free in the classroom to discuss controversial issues relating to the subject but is obligated to be aware of the potential influence on the opinions and values of the students and of the responsibility for achievement of the course objectives.

Professional Freedom. A. When a Professional Staff professional staff member speaks, writes, or acts as a citizen, the employee is free from college College censorship and discipline, but has the obligation to indicate that they are not a college College representative, unless so authorized, because the public may judge his/her his profession and the College by his/her his words and actions. B. A Professional Staff professional staff member is free to do research and publication, where these activities do not interfere with his/her his responsibilities to the College. C. When functioning in an instructional capacity, a Professional Staff professional staff member is free in the classroom to discuss controversial issues relating to the subject but is obligated to be aware of the potential influence on the opinions and values of the students and of the responsibility for achievement of the course objectives.

Professional Freedom. A. When a Professional Staff professional staff member speaks, writes, or acts as a citizen, the employee is free from college College censorship and discipline, but has the obligation to indicate that they are not a college College representative, unless so authorized, because the public may judge his/her profession and the College by his/her words and actions. B. A Professional Staff professional staff member is free to do research and publication, where these activities do not interfere with his/her responsibilities to the College. C. When functioning in an instructional capacity, a Professional Staff professional staff member is free in the classroom to discuss controversial issues relating to the subject but is obligated to be aware of the potential influence on the opinions and values of the students and of the responsibility for achievement of the course objectives.