Soft money appointment definition

Soft money appointment means an appointment which is the result of external funding from agencies, institutes or organizations over which the University has no financial control. The employment of a unit member with a soft money appointment shall be contingent upon such funding for the position. A unit member with a soft money appointment shall have no right to any reappointment beyond the length of the funding except as provided in this Article. The University, in the letter of appointment, shall clearly convey the intent of this section at the time of hire.
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Soft money appointment means an appointment which is the result of external funding from agencies, institutes or organizations over which the University has no financial control. The employment of an employee with a soft money appointment shall be contingent upon such funding for the position. An employee with a soft money appointment shall have no right to any reappointment beyond the length of the funding except as provided in the section of this Handbook on Termination of Appointment.
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Related to Soft money appointment

  • Probationary appointment means employment for a designated period of time during which the probationer is evaluated as a candidate to be awarded tenure. In the event an academic employee is employed full-time as a temporary academic employee and the next year with a probationary appointment as an academic employee, the consecutive College quarters in which the individual was so employed full-time shall be credited towards tenure consideration.

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