Teaching Assignment and Faculty Professional Activities Report Sample Clauses

Teaching Assignment and Faculty Professional Activities Report. Accountability for one’s professional activities can be expressed in many ways. However, better understanding of professional activities is achieved through a minimum of common denominators in the reporting mechanisms. A “Teaching Assignment and Faculty Professional Activities Report” (Appendix C) shall be used as a template, which outlines minimum reporting requirements for Nursing Practice Educators. Given that research is not a requirement for the Nursing Practice Educator, Section (c) is optional. This report is to be completed annually with a copy submitted to the Xxxx’x Office and a copy submitted to Human Resources to be included in the Member’s personnel file. In lieu of the Member completing section 2 of the “Teaching Assignment and Faculty Professional Activities Report”, the Member may opt to append to the Report a standardized CV (using the format as approved by Senate for internal purposes). The Teaching Assignment and Faculty Professional Activities Report is meant to help make the Xxxx become aware of the activities the Member is involved in and promote positive discussion related to career development. Such report will not be used in a disciplinary manner.
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