Institutional Member definition

Institutional Member means a person who is employed by, is an agent of, or is affiliated by contract or agreement with the Laboratory. Institutional Members may include, but are not limited to, officials, faculty, teaching and support staff, researchers, research coordinators, clinical technicians, postdoctoral and other fellows, students, volunteers, agents, and contractors, subcontractors, and subawardees, and their employees.

Institutional Member means a society or a trade union;

Institutional Member means a bank, bank holding company, or investment fund, or a subsidiaries thereof.

Examples of Institutional Member in a sentence

• To qualify as an active Institutional Member, an entity shall be a dental school granting a D.D.S. or D.M.D. degree as a part of an accredited college or university in the United States or Canada and having begun instruction of its first class of dental students, residents or fellows is eligible to apply for Institutional Membership (Canadian dental schools have the option of selecting Institutional Membership or Affiliate Membership).

• In case of absence Committee members should be replaced by a representative of the respective Institutional Member (preferably the Vice-President or a member of the Board of the respective Society).

• Amendments to the Bylaws may be proposed by any Institutional Member of GNARP/DNABG.

• Any entity (whether a corporate entity or not, and whether based in the United Kingdom or elsewhere) which has an interest in and may be able to further the purposes for which The Institute is established is eligible to be considered for admission as an Institutional Member.

• However, the Council can refuse to accept any entity as an Institutional Member, and need not give any reason for refusing.

More Definitions of Institutional Member

Institutional Member means a Member of the limited member level Institutional Members, which shall be open for Members who want to participate in the work of the Forum similar to Contributing Members, and is a qualifying nonprofit organization, an institution of higher learning, or university. However, an Institutional Member may not present, claim, market or promote any hardware product or software application or other device to be qualified as a Conformant Network Product.

Institutional Member means an institutional member for the time beingof The Institute;

Institutional Member in this policy, means a person who is employed by, is an agent of, is affiliated by contract or agreement with, or is a visiting scholar at UNT. Institutional members may include, but are not limited to, officials, tenured and untenured faculty, teaching and support staff, researchers, research coordinators, technicians, postdoctoral and other fellows, volunteers, agents, contractors, subcontractors, and sub-awardees, as well as the employees of any of these parties.

Institutional Member means a library that has applied and has been accepted for institutional membership in the Canadian Evaluation Society.

Institutional Member means any school or education institution interested in mathematics education and the objects of this Constitution which meets all of the obligations for institutional membership in accordance with this Constitution. This includes: Educational/School and Business/Company Members. Institutional members cannot be Board Directors.

Institutional Member means the legal entities established and operating under the Name of MSF pursuant to the laws of the country in which they are registered, meeting the conditions for membership under Article 6 para 2, upon admission by the International General Assem- bly (Article 5 lit. a);

Institutional Member means the legal entities established and operating under the Name of MSF pursuant to the laws of the country in which they are registered, meeting the conditions of Article 6 para 2, of MSF International’s Statutes.