Scholarly activity definition

Scholarly activity means research of quality and significance, or, in appropriate fields, distinguished, creative or professional work of a scholarly nature; and the dissemination of the results of that scholarly activity.

Scholarly activity is defined in s. 25.11 when used in respect of Teaching Stream faculty.

Scholarly activity means research, scholarship, or artistic/creative activity carried out in the course of a UBC Person’s work or studies at the University and includes activities that would be appropriate for inclusion on a curriculum vitae or in an Annual Report to a Department Head, but does not normally include research and scholarship carried out by students that is not intended for publication.

Examples of Scholarly activity in a sentence

• Scholarly activity includes but is not limited to bibliographical work; research in librarianship or other subject areas; creative work, completed course work, degrees, or programs of study; and the dissemination of such scholarship in publications, conference papers, lectures and other credible forums.

• Scholarly activity is a dynamic process consisting of the following interrelated components: discovery, application, integration, teaching and learning, and creative artistry.

• Scholarly activity is determined by calculating the number of discipline-related refereed papers/publications, books/book chapters, juried creative/performance accomplishments, and notices of discoveries filed/patents issued per core faculty member over the last five years.

• Promotion to this rank requires the following:— Normally, the Ph.D or its equivalent.— Demonstrated professional competence.— Scholarly activity and professional alertness.

• Standards • The teaching staff collaborate in the fields of teaching and research within the HEI and with partners outside (practitioners in their fields, employers, and staff members at other HEIs in Cyprus or abroad).• Scholarly activity to strengthen the link between education and research is encouraged.• Τhe teaching staff publications are within the discipline.• Teaching staff studies and publications are closely related to the programme’s courses.

More Definitions of Scholarly activity

Scholarly activity means “creative work” that is used in teaching, the creation or sharing of knowledge, the Research or “discovery” of new knowledge, or the development of new technologies, methods, materials, or uses. (Modified from: http://www.cals.vt.edu/facultystaff/evaluation/documents/sch olarlyactivitydefinition.pdf).

Scholarly activity means teaching, research, scholarship or artistic/creative activity carried out in the course of a UBC Person’s work or studies at the University and includes activities that would be appropriate for inclusion on a curriculum vitae or in an Annual Report to a Department Head.

Scholarly activity means research or other academic activity that is undertaken at, on behalf of, in connection with, or under the auspices of the University.

Scholarly activity means Research or academic activities undertaken at, on behalf of, in connection with, or under the auspices of the University.

Scholarly activity means Scholarship.

Scholarly activity means an activity undertaken by a teacher, other than the teaching of a course, which is undertaken to enhance and develop the competence of the teacher.

Scholarly activity means research of quality and significance, or, in appropriate fields, distinguished, creative or professional work of a scholarly nature; and the dissemination of the results of that scholarly activity;