University Responsibilities definition

University Responsibilities means an Employee's responsibilities for which such Employee was hired and conducted at or undertaken on behalf of the University, which may include, but is not limited to, activities such as research, research consultation, teaching, outreach/extension, professional practice, institutional committee memberships and service on University-based panels.

University Responsibilities means a University Employee’s professional responsibilities on behalf of the University including, but not limited to, activities such as research, research consultation, teaching, professional practice, institutional committee memberships, and service on panels.

University Responsibilities means the legal obligations of St George’s that arise out of this

Examples of University Responsibilities in a sentence

• Any employment, consulting, or other professional activity or service, either paid or unpaid, which is not part of but relates to the Employee's University Responsibilities.

• PERFORMANCE REVIEWS On an annual basis, each Faculty member's progress will be reviewed by the Department Chair and FEC based on Article 7 (University Responsibilities), Article 8 (Supplementary Professional Activities) and Article 13 (Faculty Evaluation).

• When approval is received, the agency/institution may proceed with the procurement without further involvement from ITS, as outlined under "Agency/Public University Responsibilities" below.

• University Responsibilities 3.1 University shall provide the basic preparation of the student through classroom instruction and practice and shall provide the educational direction for the Placement.

• University Responsibilities 4.1 University shall provide the basic preparation of the student through classroom instruction and practice and shall provide the educational direction for the Professional Practicum Placement.

• As per Faculty Agreement, Article 7, University Responsibilities, faculty members must be involved in teaching, research and service.

• October 2013 to August 2014 Institute for Behavioral Health, Schneider Inst’s for Health Policy Visiting Scholar Heller School, Brandeis University Responsibilities included collaborating with the Military Health Working Group and advising students.

• Local entities that have an intra-building network, as outlined in University Responsibilities sections 4.a and 4.a.i, will work with UIT to provide visibility to the end point as applicable.

• Employees shall faithfully discharge their duties and shall refrain from knowingly engaging in any outside matters of financial interest or commitment incompatible with the impartial, objective, and effective performance of their University Responsibilities and in the conduct of University affairs.

• University Responsibilities:  Establish communication with the internship siteEach UTM student is responsible for finding his or her own practicum and internship placement under the guidance of his or her faculty advisor.

More Definitions of University Responsibilities

University Responsibilities means the Investigator’s professional responsibilities associated with his or her University appointment or position, such as research, teaching, clinical activities, administration, and institutional, internal and external professional committee service. INFORMING & TRAINING INVESTIGATORS

University Responsibilities has the meaning provided in part F of Exhibit (f) “ATC” is a Certified Athletic Trainer.

University Responsibilities means the following: 1. Each ATC will be certified by the National Board of Certification and licensed by the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure. Each ATC will have cleared a background check and drug screening conducted by UNIVERSITY’s Human Resources Department. 2. UNIVERSITY and ATC will create and maintain medical records for all SCHOOL athletes. Records shall include: a. pre-participation physical examinations b. injury reports c. treatment logs d. physician reports/correspondence Additionally, an injury surveillance tracking system will be used to help identify patterns of injury, assist in creating injury prevention programs, and save injury data for yearly comparisons. 3. UNIVERSITY will assist with the SCHOOL’s athletic insurance by doing the following: a. Prepare and give to each athlete’s parent(s) a letter explaining the athletic insurance policy and give proper direction in the filing of an injury claim. It will be emphasized that all injuries for which claims are submitted must be evaluated and/or treated by a physician within sixty (60) days of the injury date. b. The ATC will attend as many athletic teams’ initial parent meetings as possible to review athletic insurance information. c. When possible, the ATC will speak with parent(s) directly when an athlete is sent to a physician and give them guidance on filing the athletic insurance claim. 4. The ATC will provide Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) for each athletic venue at their assigned school. Each EAP will be discussed with the SCHOOL’s head coaches and a copy will be given to them and SCHOOL’s Athletic Director or Assistant Principal. Each EAP will be practiced by all involved personnel. Risk Management will also be addressed with the head coaches and Athletic Director through the following: a. Identifications of hazards and risks at each athletic venue b. Elimination of identified risks where possible c. Modification of the sports program to reduce exposure to hazards and risks which cannot be completely eliminated d. Preparation for appropriate responses to injuries which may occur after all possible precautions are taken 5. The ATC will provide student athletic trainer supervision and instruction, including CPR certification at a minimal cost to coaches. Any significant information on student athletic trainer effectiveness shall be provided to coaches as needed. 6. UNIVERSITY will provide continuing education for middle and high school coaches that complies with KHSAA requirements.

University Responsibilities means those activities to be undertaken by the University in connection with its ownership of the Convocation Center, as set forth in Article VI hereof.