Research or creative Sample Clauses

Research or creative and artistic work is the scholarly activity associated with gaining a greater understanding of a faculty member’s field or professional discipline, contribution by the faculty member to the field of knowledge associated with his or her profession, and significant practical application of scholarly activity to the field, including works of artistic merit. While publication in the various scholarly journals and presses remains as a primary measurement of research, this is not the sole criterion that should be employed. In some instances, scholarly journals may not be the most relevant measure of research within a faculty member’s field (e.g., works of art, original plays, artistic performance and production, etc.); similarly, in some instances a significant practical application of already established scholarly knowledge may be considered within a particular school or college as a very effective form of scholarly activity. However, in all cases, the scholarly activity must represent a significant contribution to the discipline or professional field, and this contribution must be verified by recognized experts in the field. (A) The candidate shall submit evidence of meritorious research or other creative work. Evidence shall include, but not be limited to: publications and manuscripts; documentation of public performances; computer software relevant to research, audio or video tapes, motion pictures, and similar materials made for professional use and publicly distributed; the award of research grant or contract; or an address given to a symposium, conference, or meeting; or other professional recognition. (B) The candidate shall document this research or other creative work by submitting full bibliographic detail. Five (5) copies of each publication, manuscript, or other research or creative materials (a program from a public performance, for example) shall be submitted along with any evaluations by colleagues, reviews, citations by others in the field, awards and other scholarly recognition, requests for reprints, or other scholarly correspondence which the candidate chooses to include. Manuscripts accepted for publication will be considered published research only when accompanied by a letter of acceptance from the publisher. The candidate shall clearly distinguish among published research, research accepted but not yet published, research submitted but not yet accepted, and all other research. (C) In evaluation of the merits of such research or other crea...
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Research or creative. This involves the creation of new knowledge, and/or the creative use of existing knowledge, and/or the organization and synthesis of existing knowledge and/or creative expression, in the faculty member's area of expertise.
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Research or creative. Where research and scholarly or creative activity is conducted by instructors in the course of their duties in accordance with the provisions of Article it shall have as its primary objectives the increase of knowledge and understanding, and the improvement of the instructors' teaching and scholarly competence, and shall conform in all respects, as applicable to Article Consistent with their principal duties instructors have the right and responsibility to participate actively in the work of the University through active membership on appropriate bodies such as Academic Departments or Faculty Councils, Academic Department, Faculty and University Committees and Senate, in accordance with the provisions of Article Instructors have the right, and are encouraged, to participate actively in the work of academic and professional associations provided such activities do not interfere with their principal duties. Article PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARIANS Librarians have certain rights, duties and responsibilities which derive from their positions as librarians in a University Library. The principal responsibility of librarians is to support the academic work of the University by providing professional consultation and assistance to library users and by maintaining and developing the library holdings on the basis of the needs of Faculties and Academic Departments and the financial resources allocated to the Library. In addition, librarians are expected to develop their professional knowledge and may be asked to participate in Library administration by the Director of Libraries (Fredericton), the Vice-president (Saint Xxxx) or designate, or Xxxx of Law, as appropriate. In addition, librarians may be involved in committee service in the Library or elsewhere in the University, when invited or elected to the extent that such involvement does not prevent the librarians from fulfilling their principal responsibility. Such committee service shall be discussed in advance with the Director of Libraries (Fredericton), the Vice-president (Saint Xxxx) or designate, or Xxxx of Law, as appropriate, to ensure that this service is not in conflict with the librarian's principal responsibility The Director of Libraries (Fredericton), the Vice-president (Saint Xxxx) or designate, or Xxxx of Law, as appropriate, may also assign reasonable duties which are not in conflict with this Collective Agreement. There shall be consultation with librarians prior to the assignment of su...
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