Common use of Service to the Profession and the Community Clause in Contracts

Service to the Profession and the Community. 16.05.01 A member has the right to participate in the governance of his/her professional organizations, including but not limited to membership on committees of such organizations. 16.05.02 The parties encourage service to the community that enhances or extends the reputation of the University. 16.05.03 A faculty member’s active participation in the activities of the Lakehead University Faculty Association is a recognized activity in the context of this article. 16.05.04 Members are responsible for providing evidence of their active participation in relation to all activities in the context of this article. 16.05.05 In activities that extend to the community, members shall retain the rights and responsibilities associated with academic freedom. In activities not related to members’ employment at the University, members shall not purport to represent the University or speak for it, or to have its approval, unless such authority has been given in writing.

Service to the Profession and the Community. 16.05.01 A member has the right to participate in the governance of his/her their professional organizations, including but not limited to membership on committees of such organizations. 16.05.02 The parties encourage service to the community that enhances or extends the reputation of the University. 16.05.03 A faculty member’s active participation in the activities of the Lakehead University Faculty Association is a recognized activity in the context of this article. 16.05.04 Members are responsible for providing evidence of their active participation in relation to all activities in the context of this article. 16.05.05 In activities that extend to the community, members shall retain the rights and responsibilities associated with academic freedom. In activities not related to members’ employment at the University, members shall not purport to represent the University or speak for it, or to have its approval, unless such authority has been given in writing.

Service to the Profession and the Community. 16.05.01 16.06.01 A member has the right to participate in the governance of his/her their professional organizations, including but not limited to membership on committees of such organizations. 16.05.02 16.06.02 The parties encourage service to the community that enhances or extends the reputation of the University. 16.05.03 16.06.03 A faculty member’s active participation in the activities of the Lakehead University Faculty Association is a recognized activity in the context of this article. 16.05.04 16.06.04 Members are responsible for providing evidence of their active participation in relation to all activities in the context of this article. 16.05.05 16.06.05 In activities that extend to the community, members shall retain the rights and responsibilities associated with academic freedom. In activities not related to members’ employment at the University, members shall not purport to represent the University or speak for it, or to have its approval, unless such authority has been given in writing.

Service to the Profession and the Community. 16.05.01 A member has the right to participate in the governance of his/her professional organizations, including but not limited to membership on committees of such organizations. 16.05.02 The parties encourage service to the community that enhances or extends the reputation of the University. 16.05.03 A faculty member’s 's active participation in the activities of the Lakehead University Faculty Association is a recognized activity in the context of this article. 16.05.04 Members are responsible for providing evidence of their active participation in relation to all activities in the context of this article. 16.05.05 In activities that extend to the community, members shall retain the rights and responsibilities associated with academic freedom. In activities not related to members’ ' employment at the University, members shall not purport to represent the University or speak for it, or to have its approval, unless such authority has been given in writing.