Common use of Support for External Research Funding Clause in Contracts

Support for External Research Funding. Although the terms and conditions of employment of Part-time Employees, appointed under a Schedule A or Regular Appointment, do not require these Employees to carry out research, scholarly activity or University service, the University recognizes that some Employees, outside their employment responsibilities, may wish to seek external research funding. To assist with these endeavours, the University agrees to make every effort to provide support on the same basis that Full-time faculty members’ applications are supported, and agrees to administer grants under the terms required by the granting agencies.

Support for External Research Funding. Although the terms and conditions of employment of Part-time Employees, appointed under a Schedule A or Regular Appointment, do not require these Employees to carry out research, scholarly activity or University university service, the University recognizes that some Employees, outside their employment responsibilities, may wish to seek external research funding. To assist with these endeavours, the University agrees to make every effort to provide support on the same basis that Full-time faculty members’ applications are supported, and agrees to administer grants under the terms required by the granting agencies.

Support for External Research Funding. Although the terms and conditions of employment of Part-time Employeesfaculty members, appointed under a Schedule A or Regular Appointmentappointment, do not require these Employees to carry out research, scholarly activity or University university service, the University recognizes that some Employees, outside their employment responsibilities, may wish to seek external research funding. To assist with these endeavours, the University agrees to make every effort to provide support on the same basis that Full-time faculty members’ applications are supported, and agrees to administer grants under the terms required by the granting agencies.