Teaching Faculty definition

Teaching Faculty as used herein shall mean the same as faculty appointment.

Teaching Faculty means any full-time academic or academic- administrative employee providing instruction, at least half time, averaged over an academic year. Department Chairs, officers of the Faculty, and representatives of the California State University Academic Senate will not cease to be "Teaching Faculty" because of any reassigned time allotted to them by virtue of their offices.

Teaching Faculty means the faculty of the University

Examples of Teaching Faculty in a sentence

• The anniversary date for Teaching Faculty appointments shall normally be 1 August of the year in which the appointment commences.

• In the event the Association advises the Employer that a Teaching Faculty Member is not receiving appropriate coverage under the plan, it will contact the Manager, Pension, Benefits and Wellness who will investigate and work with the Insurance Carrier to rectify the matter.

• Teaching Faculty Our teachers are healthcare professionals in the fields of nursing, pharmacy, infection control, healthcare administration, healthcare quality, etc.

• The Teaching Faculty must be continuously engaged and not simply passive or present for assistance if called upon.

• The course of General Semiotics aims to provide students with the theoretical and practical bases necessary to effectively collect a thorough history and perform a complete physical examination.

More Definitions of Teaching Faculty

Teaching Faculty means Laboratory Instructors, Lecturers, Senior Lecturers, and University Lecturers.

Teaching Faculty means all persons whose duties are primarily academic in nature, including teaching, research or public service. Persons whose duties include both academic and administrative responsibilities, shall be considered "Teaching Faculty" hereunder to the extent of their academic appointment.

Teaching Faculty means the faculty responsible for the delivery of a course. For Students in non-credit courses or programs of study, the head of the teaching unit for that course or program of study acts as the Dean of the Teaching Faculty.

Teaching Faculty means the full-time employees of the University whose principal duty is the performance of the teaching function or research function of the University, including the employees holding the offices of Dean, Chair, Assistant Chair or Associate Chair of a department, or Academic Director; provided that an individual shall only be considered to be a full-time employee for the purposes of this definition if he or she is a regular faculty member or probationer.

Teaching Faculty means a Member of the Association who is an Assistant Teaching Professor, Associate Teaching Professor, or Teaching Professor.

Teaching Faculty as used in this Agreement shall refer collectively to Bargaining Unit Members who hold the title of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor. The term "Librarian" as used in this Agreement shall refer collectively to Bargaining Unit Members who hold the title of Assistant Professor/Librarian, Associate Professor/Librarian or Professor/Librarian. The term “Counselor” as used in this Agreement shall refer collectively to Bargaining Unit Members who hold the title of Counselor, Career Counselor or Access Services Advisor. The term “Coach/Trainer” as used in this Agreement shall refer collectively to Bargaining Unit Members who hold the title of Professor/Coach or Professor/Trainer. The terms Teaching Faculty, Librarian, Counselor and Coach/Trainer, are referred to herein collectively as “Faculty” and/or “Bargaining Unit Member”.

Teaching Faculty means those faculty members who serve in academic departments with teaching as their primary duty and are appointed to an Academic Rank.