Article 19 faculty definition

Article 19 faculty means a retired faculty employee who has an annual contract under the provisions of Article 19 of
Article 19 faculty means a retired faculty employee who has an annual contract under the provisions of Article 19 of the Agreement.

Examples of Article 19 faculty in a sentence

  • Contract and regular faculty employees shall be assigned first, followed by Article 19 faculty, and then Article 7 faculty.

Related to Article 19 faculty

  • Faculty means a Faculty of the University;

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