ACADEMIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

The "Academic Duties and Responsibilities" clause defines the specific obligations and expectations placed on academic staff or faculty members within an institution. It typically outlines core tasks such as teaching, research, student advising, curriculum development, and participation in departmental meetings or committees. By clearly enumerating these responsibilities, the clause ensures that both the institution and the academic staff have a mutual understanding of required duties, thereby promoting accountability and helping to prevent disputes over job expectations.
ACADEMIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 10.2.1 The academic duties and responsibilities of members are related to their involvement in an appropriate combination of: (a) teaching/professional role; and (b)scholarship; and
ACADEMIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. ‌ A. The academic duties and responsibilities of faculty members shall be an appropriate combination of: 1. teaching, curriculum development and student counselling, evaluation and supervision (hereinafter, "Teaching duties"); 2. administrative duties and service to the profession and community (hereinafter, "Service duties"); and, 3. scholarly, research and creative activities (hereinafter, "SRC duties"). B. The distribution of these responsibilities may vary among Departments/Schools and may vary between individual faculty members. The "appropriate combination" mentioned in A above is determined by University standards and local norms (i.e., within the Department/School and Faculty). All references, in earlier Collective Agreements, to Focus of Emphasis (Teaching or SRC) shall have no further force and effect in the administration of the Collective Agreement; but this notwithstanding, Focus of Emphasis shall be considered in tenure and promotion decisions as part of the faculty member’s career history.
ACADEMIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. A. The academic duties and responsibilities of Faculty members shall be an appropriate combination of: 1. teaching, curriculum development and student counselling, evaluation and supervision (hereinafter, "Teaching duties"); 2. administrative duties and service to the profession and community (hereinafter, "Service duties"); and, 3. scholarly, applied research and creative activities (hereinafter,"SRC duties"). B. The distribution of these responsibilities may vary among Departments/Schools and may vary between individual Faculty members. The "appropriate combination" mentioned in A. above is determined by University standards and local norms (i.e.,within the Department/School and Division). The letter of appointment shall specify, in a manner consistent with the position advertised, which focus of emphasis, Teaching or SRC duties, is involved in the appointment. A change in a Faculty member's focus requires a written agreement between the ▇▇▇▇ and the Faculty member recording their mutual agreement. This written agreement is to be reviewed and, if appropriate, revised every five years. Copies of this agreement are to be submitted to the Vice President, Faculty and Staff Affairs or his/her designate and the Association. C. A Faculty member in fulfilling his/her duties and responsibilities shall deal ethically and fairly with colleagues and students and shall respect principles of confidentiality.
ACADEMIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 10.2.1 The academic duties and responsibilities of members are related to their involvement in an appropriate combination of: (a) teaching/professional role; and (b) scholarship; and (c) service 10.2.1.1 The responsibilities of members with a tripartite workload shall include a combination of [a] teaching/professional role; [b] service; and [c] scholarship. 10.2.1.2 The responsibilities of members with a bipartite workload shall include a combination of [a] teaching/professional role and [b] service. 10.2.1.3 The exact distribution of these responsibilities may vary among disciplines and may vary among individuals. Without minimizing the importance of service, for members with a tripartite workload the principal duties will be teaching/professional role and scholarship, and for members with a bipartite workload it will be teaching/professional role. 10.2.2 Members with a tripartite workload shall be entitled to and expected to devote a reasonable proportion of time to scholarship as defined in Article 6.10.5.

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