Common use of Research Intensive Workload Clause in Contracts

Research Intensive Workload. an average of four (4) three-credit courses or equivalent per year over two consecutive academic years. Members on a Research Intensive Workload will be active and productive in research, scholarly and/or creative activity as described in Article 25.9(f) and (g). Members on a Research Intensive Workload will contribute to University service.

Research Intensive Workload. an average of four (4) three-credit courses or equivalent per year over two consecutive academic years. Members on a Research Intensive Workload will be active and productive in researchresearch and scholarly activity and will have an external research grant from one of the three federal granting councils or other recognized granting agency, scholarly and/or creative activity as described in Article 25.9(f) and (g). Members on a Research Intensive Workload will contribute to University service.

Research Intensive Workload. an average of four (4) three-credit courses or equivalent per year over two consecutive academic years. Members on a Research Intensive Workload will be active and productive in research, scholarly and/or creative activity as described in Article 25.9(f) and (g). Members on a Research Intensive Workload ) and will have an external research grant from one of the three federal granting councils or other recognized granting agency, and will contribute to University service. The allocation of Research Intensive Workloads to support research funded by an external research grant is the decision of the Xxxx in consultation with the Vice-President, Academic and Research.

Research Intensive Workload. an average of four (4) three-credit courses or equivalent per year over two consecutive academic years. Members on a Research Intensive Workload will be active and productive in research, scholarly and/or creative activity as described in Article 25.9(fAppendix L, clauses 1.9(f) and (g). Members on a Research Intensive Workload , and will have an external research grant from one of the three federal granting councils or other recognized granting agency, and will contribute to University service. The allocation of Research Intensive Workloads to support research funded by external research grants is the decision of the Vice- President, Academic and Research in consultation with the Xxxx.