RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS Sample Clauses
RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS. 6.01 A research appointment is a tenure-track or tenured appointment under which the Faculty Member's duties and responsibilities are defined primarily in terms of research with teaching duties not to exceed one (1) course per semester without the consent of the Faculty Member.
6.02 ASMs whose duties and responsibilities are defined primarily in terms of research shall be assigned one of the ranks of Assistant Professor (Research), Associate Professor (Research) or Professor (Research).
6.03 A research appointment made after the signing of this Collective Agreement to a unit without a teaching programme shall include a joint or cross appointment in an Academic Unit with a teaching programme in which case the letter of appointment shall state the Academic Unit to which the ASM has the joint or cross appointment.
6.04 In the case of research appointments in existence prior to December 17, 1992, there shall be no teaching component unless specified in the letter of appointment or by mutual agreement between the ASM and the Administrative Head.
6.05 The normal expectations with regard to duties and responsibilities and the criteria regarding promotion and tenure and extension of tenure-track appointment shall apply mutatis mutandis.
6.06 Appointments, extension of appointments, tenure and promotion shall be in accordance with the procedures set out in Articles 7 through 12.
6.07 The duties and responsibilities shall be an appropriate combination of those defined in Article 3.
RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS a) When the availability of funds outside the University’s Operating Fund creates an opportunity to enhance the research objectives of an academic unit or research centre, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may make research appointments. Such appointments may also require the approval of the source of external funding or the individual holding the research grant. Normally, at least 40% of the salary of members holding research appointments will come from external funding.
b) Initial appointments are for a fixed duration of up to three (3) years and carry no implication that the appointee shall be reappointed or considered for tenure. Following each positive evaluation, persons holding research appointments may be reappointed, subject to the availability of funding and consistent with the conditions of the external source(s) of funding. The total duration of such appointments will not normally exceed five (5) years.
c) Members holding research appointments at a given rank shall have research qualifications which are at least equivalent to those required of probationary or tenured faculty members holding the same rank at Concordia University.
d) Members holding research appointments are subject to all provisions of this Collective Agreement with the following exceptions:
Article 12.01 and 12.02 (General information regarding appointments), Article 14 (Reappointment, Promotion, Evaluation and Review of Regular Members), Article 18 (Tenure for Faculty Members), Article 21 (Appeal),
RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS a) When the availability of funds outside the University’s Operating Fund creates an opportunity to enhance the research objectives of a department or research centre, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may make research appointments, as defined in Article 12.03. Such appointments may also require the approval of the source of external funding or the individual holding the research grant.
b) Persons holding research appointments at a given rank shall have research qualifications which are at least equivalent to those required of probationary or tenured faculty members holding the same rank.
c) Persons holding research appointments are subject to all provisions of this Collective Agreement with the following exceptions: Article
12.01 and 12.02, Article 14 (Re-appointment and Promotion), Article 18 (Tenure), Article 21 (Appeals), Article 24 (Outside Professional Activities), Article 25 (Reduced-time Appointments), Article 26 (Sabbatical Leave), and, unless the source of external funding agrees otherwise, Article 32 (Leave Without Pay), Articles 35.08,
RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS. When the availability of funds outside the University’s Operating Fund creates an opportunity to enhance the research objectives of a department or research centre, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may make research appointments, as defined in Article 12.03. Such appointments may also require the approval of the source of external funding or the individual holding the research grant.
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