Sabbatical Backlog Fund Sample Clauses

Sabbatical Backlog Fund. The parties agree to establish and maintain a sabbatical backlog fund in the amount of four hundred twenty thousand dollars ($420,000.00). The purpose of this fund is to support additional sabbatical leaves beyond those generated by the formula at colleges with a significant backlog of eligible applicants. Each year, following the awarding of sabbatical leaves through the process set forth in Section 4., Subd. 1., colleges with two or more approved applicants who did not receive sabbatical leaves are eligible for these funds.
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Sabbatical Backlog Fund. The parties agree to establish and maintain a sabbatical backlog fund in the amount of four hundred twenty thousand dollars ($420,000.00). The purpose of this fund is to support additional sabbatical leaves beyond those generated by the formula at colleges with a significant backlog of eligible applicants. Each year, following the awarding of sabbatical leaves through the process set forth in Section 4., Subd. 1., colleges with two or more approved applicants who did not receive sabbatical leaves are eligible for these funds. The funds shall be allocated by a committee comprised of MSCF and system office representatives. The committee shall consider the seniority and eligibility of applicants as well as the current and potential backlog situations and staffing needs of each college. Each allocation of sixty thousand dollars ($60,000.00) to a college shall cause the college to award one additional sabbatical.

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