Academic Career definition

Academic Career means a period of thirty-five (35) cumulative years for Members who hold the rank of Professor or Professional Librarian IV, or twenty-five (25) cumulative years for Members who hold the rank of Associate Professor or Professional Librarian III, or ten (10) years for Members who hold the rank of Assistant Professor or Professional Librarian II. The maximum number of academic career years as defined here does not preclude an individual from spending more or fewer years as a Faculty Member/Professional Librarian.

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Academic Career means the maximum period during which a Faculty Member/Professional Librarian is eligible to be awarded an Article 21.06, Schedule A career progress increment that has a monetary value greater than zero. The maximum length of this period shall be: 2.02.1 thirty-five (35) cumulative years for Members who hold the rank of Professor or Professional Librarian IV; or 2.02.2 twenty-five (25) cumulative years for Members who hold the rank of Associate Professor or Professional Librarian III; or

Academic Career means the sum total of all academic work undertaken by a student that is grouped into a single student record.

Examples of Academic Career in a sentence

• Standard 2: Direct Services for Academic Career and Social/Emotional Development.

• A Course Scheduling Audit Committee, consisting of equal representation from the Union and Administration, shall be established to review annually Department practices in the scheduling of courses, with the purpose of formulating recommendations to the College President designed to increase student enrollment, minimize the number of under- enrolled course sections, and maximize the efficient use of the human and physical resources of the Academic, Career, and Student Services Areas of the College.

• The impact and effectiveness of those changes in helping women academics to re-establish their research will be regularly reviewed as part of the ongoing work of the Academic Career Development Programme.

• Faculty performing these functions will work closely with College staff from Student Enrollment Services and Academic Career Advising as appropriate.

• Such observations shall be documented and will focus on one (1) or more of the following components: • Comprehensive School Counseling Program Plan • Direct Services for Academic, Career and Social/Emotional Development • Evaluation and Data • Indirect Services: Partnership and Referrals • Leadership and Advocacy • Professional Responsibility, Knowledge and Growth • Student Outcomes The Principal and Counselor will meet at the beginning of the year to establish goals for the seven criteria items.

More Definitions of Academic Career

Academic Career means through the completion of a student’s Student’s currently enrolled academic program (including certificate or non-degree seeking status).

Academic Career means a period of 33 years for Members who hold the rank of Professor or Professional Librarian IV, or 28 years for Members holding any other academic rank. The maximum number of academic career years as defined here does not preclude an individual from spending more or fewer years as a Faculty Member/Professional Librarian.

Academic Career means a Higher Education level of study being undergraduate, postgraduate by coursework, postgraduate by research or non- award.

Academic Career means the maximum period during which a Faculty Member/Professional Librarian is eligible to be awarded an Article 24.08, Schedule A career progress increment that has a monetary value greater than zero. The maximum length of this period shall be: 2.02.1 thirty-five (35) cumulative years for Members who hold the rank of Professor or Professional Librarian IV; or 2.02.2 twenty-five (25) cumulative years for Members who hold the rank of Associate Professor or Professional Librarian III; or 2.02.3 ten (10) years for Members who hold the rank of Assistant Professor or Professional Librarian II. The maximum number of Academic Career Years as defined here does not preclude an individual from spending more or fewer years as a Faculty Member/Professional Librarian at any rank. Further, Part Time Members and Members with less than full-load service in a Contract Year accrue Academic Career Years at the rate of their service.

Academic Career means the maximum period during which a Faculty Member/Professional Librarian is eligible to be awarded an Article 24.08, Schedule A career progress increment that has a monetary value greater than zero. The maximum length of this period shall be:

Academic Career means the basic period of an academic career, which is assumed to be 35 years. The maximum 35 years does not preclude an individual spending more, or fewer, than 35 years as an active faculty member.

Academic Career means a Higher Education level of study being undergraduate, postgraduate by coursework, postgraduate by research or non-award. [NOTE: does not apply to TAFE. Need complimentary TAFE terminology/definition]