Eligible Faculty Member definition
Eligible Faculty Member means a faculty member with one or more academic years of service in the Colleges.
Eligible Faculty Member means a faculty member who is employed full-time in a permanent, term or replacement position, for a minimum of eight (8) consecutive months. Other than in the foregoing situations, where an employee holds a professional designation as a condition of employment, the employee shall maintain such designation in good standing.
Eligible Faculty Member means, for purposes of the University Contribution Program, an Employee described below:
Examples of Eligible Faculty Member in a sentence
The Eligible Faculty Member's Phased Retirement Application and Reemployment Agreement and Half-time Work Plan must be mutually acceptable to the Eligible Faculty Member and ▇▇▇▇ and approved by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
The terms of this Plan will specify the exact duties to be performed by the Eligible Faculty Member on half-time employment, as well as any services, facilities, and support to be provided by his or her department and college during the period of phased retirement.
More Definitions of Eligible Faculty Member
Eligible Faculty Member means a Full-time, benefits-eligible faculty member employed by the University.
Eligible Faculty Member in this policy, means a faculty member who may vote on faculty reappointment, tenure and promotion personnel actions in years 4, 5, and 6 of the tenure- track. Faculty are eligible to vote on personnel actions of faculty with the same or lesser rank, e.g., an associate professor can vote on tenure/promotion personnel actions involving
Eligible Faculty Member means any tenured member of the faculty (full-time or regular part-time) of the College who (i) has completed at least 10 years of service with the College and (ii) has attained age 60.