Tenured faculty means members of the professional staff who have received appointments with tenure.
Tenured faculty means those faculty members who have completed their probationary period and obtained permanent status.
Tenured faculty means a faculty member who has earned tenure.
Examples of Tenured faculty in a sentence
Faculty assigned to a temporary Tenured faculty appointment shall mean employment with the District, following completion of an appropriate probationary faculty appointment, in a faculty position for an indefinite period of time which may be revoked only for adequate cause and by due process.
More Definitions of Tenured faculty
Tenured faculty means all members of the Regular Faculty who have been awarded Tenure and the rank of Associate Professor or Professor.
Tenured faculty means a tenured bargaining unit member who is employed in accordance with the provisions of Education Code Subdivision (c) of Section 87608 or Section 87609.
Tenured faculty means an individual who has earned tenure and who does not hold an administrative post.
Tenured faculty means an individual appointed for an indefinite period of time, which may be revoked only for sufficient cause and by due process in accordance with Article 10 of this Agreement.
Tenured faculty. A probationer who has been granted tenure in accordance with Article 18 of this Agreement.
Tenured faculty is used in this Article to mean a unit member who has been granted full-time permanent status by the District. A tenured faculty member may also be referred to as a “regular” employee.
Tenured faculty means those faculty members who have received appointment in a tenured faculty position by the California State University (“CSU”) campus for which they work.