Tenured Appointment. A tenured appointment is a faculty appointment pursuant to Article 21, Section E, Subd. 7, upon successful completion of the probationary period. Tenured appointments are for an indefinite period of time and individuals holding such appointments are automatically reappointed annually unless terminated under the provisions of either Article 24 or Article 23.
Tenured Appointment. 16.6.1 Tenure signifies the right of a faculty member to permanency of appointment which may be terminated only through:
Tenured Appointment. 5.2.3.1 A Tenured appointment is an appointment made under the provisions of Article 6 with rank and academic responsibilities for bipartite or tripartite appointment as defined in Articles 10.2.1.1 and 10.2.1.2. A tenured appointment can be terminated only by normal retirement, resignation, voluntary early retirement, dismissal for cause, or layoff in accordance with this Agreement.
Tenured Appointment. A “Tenured Appointment” shall be a continuing appointment which creates an interest in full-time employment without limit of time, subject to mandatory retirement, dismissal for just cause, termination for special reasons, and/or as provided for in Article 15 of this Agreement.
Tenured Appointment. A tenured appointment shall be given upon completion of at least seven years full-time service at an accredited institution of higher education in the rank of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor, and successful completion of the tenure process as described in this Agreement. At least five years of service must be at the University. For faculty members who have been continuously employed for seven years at the University, full-time service in the rank of Instructor, up to a maximum of two years, may be counted towards tenure, and shall be negotiated and documented in the original tenure-track letter of appointment.
Tenured Appointment. (a) The President has been granted a tenured appointment at the rank of Professor in the Department of Philosophy in accordance with the policies and procedures of the University at rank D19 as reflected in Schedule “A” to the collective agreement between the Board and The Trent University Faculty Association (“TUFA”).
Tenured Appointment. A tenured appointment is an appointment without term to a full-time position. A tenured appointment shall continue until retirement, resignation or until otherwise terminated, pursuant to this Agreement.
Tenured Appointment. A ranked faculty with a continuous appointment by the Board of Trustees to a full-time teaching or professional librarian position whose services shall not be involuntarily terminated except for just cause, reduction in force and/or severe financial crisis.
Tenured Appointment. An appointment granted tenure by the Board of Trustees that can be revoked only for cause and with due process per Articles IV or V.
