Endowed Position definition

Endowed Position means a bargaining unit position that is funded by external (i.e. non-University) sources, and is generally governed by a separate agreement between a donor and the academic unit that sets the terms of the position. The position is for a fixed duration not to exceed five (5) years. The Employee selected for the Endowed Position will be appointed in a XXX title and may carry an honorific title that may be used as a working title.
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Examples of Endowed Position in a sentence

  • An Employee in an Endowed Position is eligible for the unpaid leaves of absence set forth in Article XXXI., irrespective of the bargaining unit title held by the Employee.

Related to Endowed Position

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