Common use of Scholarship and Scholarly Activity Clause in Contracts

Scholarship and Scholarly Activity. Scholarly work is intellectual and academic work that is undertaken for the benefit of one’s professional development, students, peers, and/or the community or society. Faculty are responsible for reporting on these activities to the university. Scholarship and scholarly activity may include, but is not necessarily limited to: • Writing and publishing of books, articles, and training or user manuals • Conducting research • Reviewing journals, books or productions • Compiling scholarly bibliographies and annotated resource lists • Developing and disseminating innovative teaching and learning strategies • Creation of resources or programs to support teaching • Creating a work of art such as a sculpture or painting, producing/directing a play, or writing a novel • Translating material of scholarly interest • Developing primary and secondary texts and learning materials • Developing curriculum and courses • Contributing to the scholarship of teaching and learning • Developing and disseminating intellectual or academic work through presenting workshops or papers at a conference • Inventing or enhancing a piece of equipment or a physical instrument

Scholarship and Scholarly Activity. Scholarly work is intellectual and academic work that is undertaken for the benefit of one’s professional development, students, peers, and/or the community or society. Faculty are responsible for reporting on these activities to the university. Scholarship and scholarly activity may include, but is not necessarily limited to: •  Writing and publishing of books, articles, and training or user manuals •  Conducting research •  Reviewing journals, books or productions •  Compiling scholarly bibliographies and annotated resource lists •  Developing and disseminating innovative teaching and learning strategies •  Creation of resources or programs to support teaching •  Creating a work of art such as a sculpture or painting, producing/directing a play, or writing a novel •  Translating material of scholarly interest •  Developing primary and secondary texts and learning materials •  Developing curriculum and courses •  Contributing to the scholarship of teaching and learning •  Developing and disseminating intellectual or academic work through presenting workshops or papers at a conference •  Inventing or enhancing a piece of equipment or a physical instrumentinstrument  Indigenization of curriculum and classroom activities including research and application of Indigenous ways of knowing and being and related adaptation of curriculum and classroom activities.

Scholarship and Scholarly Activity. Scholarly work is intellectual and academic work that is undertaken for the benefit of one’s professional development, students, peers, and/or the community or society. Faculty are responsible for reporting on these activities to the university. Scholarship and scholarly activity may include, but is not necessarily limited to: • Writing and publishing of books, articles, and training or user manuals • Conducting research • Reviewing journals, books or productions • Compiling scholarly bibliographies and annotated resource lists • Developing and disseminating innovative teaching and learning strategies • Creation of resources or programs to support teaching • Creating a work of art such as a sculpture or painting, producing/directing a play, or writing a novel • Translating material of scholarly interest • Developing primary and secondary texts and learning materials • Developing curriculum and courses • Contributing to the scholarship of teaching and learning • Developing and disseminating intellectual or academic work through presenting workshops or papers at a conference • Inventing or enhancing a piece of equipment or a physical instrumentinstrument • Indigenization of curriculum and classroom activities including research and application of Indigenous ways of knowing and being and related adaptation of curriculum and classroom activities.

Scholarship and Scholarly Activity. Scholarly work is intellectual and academic work that is undertaken for the benefit of one’s professional development, students, peers, and/or the community or society. Faculty are responsible for reporting on these activities to the university. Scholarship and scholarly activity may include, but is not necessarily limited to: •  Writing and publishing of books, articles, and training or user manuals •  Conducting research •  Reviewing journals, books or productions •  Compiling scholarly bibliographies and annotated resource lists •  Developing and disseminating innovative teaching and learning strategies •  Creation of resources or programs to support teaching •  Creating a work of art such as a sculpture or painting, producing/directing a play, or writing a novel •  Translating material of scholarly interest •  Developing primary and secondary texts and learning materials •  Developing curriculum and courses •  Contributing to the scholarship of teaching and learning •  Developing and disseminating intellectual or academic work through presenting workshops or papers at a conference •  Inventing or enhancing a piece of equipment or a physical instrument