Campus Association definition

Campus Association means an affiliated campus chapter of the Minnesota State University Association of Administrative and Service faculty.
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Campus Association means the Ontario Progressive Conservative Campus Association (OPCCA).
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Examples of Campus Association in a sentence

  • The Employer will provide a copy of these documents to the Campus Association President, and a copy will be available in each human resources office.

  • Any additional costs incurred by the Employer because of the Campus Association’s use of its facilities may be charged to the Campus Association.

  • After meeting and conferring with the Campus Association and pursuant to Subd.

  • Each university will inform the Campus Association President of all local sabbatical approvals and denials.

  • In connection with such duty to meet and confer, available information, statistics, or financial data related to any proposed personnel reduction or layoff, including any anticipated reassignment of duties, shall be made available to the Campus Association at least ten (10) duty days prior to the meeting unless the Association agrees otherwise.

  • If mutually agreed to by the President and the Campus Association, in cases where there are two (2) consecutive holidays, one of which falls on a weekend day, the work day preceding the first holiday, or work day following the second holiday, shall be a holiday.

  • The Campus Association President and the ASF Member shall be notified of the results of the campus recommendation.

  • ASF Members are encouraged to attempt to resolve the occurrence of any alleged violation of this Agreement on an informal basis with the employee's designated supervisor, and if the employee so chooses, with the assistance of the Campus Association.

  • The Campus Association President shall receive notice of non-renewal of any ASF Member in the local unit.

  • At least one (1) Association representative selected by the Campus Association President shall be included on any search committee established by the Employer for the purpose of making recommendations with regard to the filling of a vacancy within the bargaining unit.