Common use of Intermittent Clause in Contracts

Intermittent. Faculty may be appointed to intermittent full- time non-tenure track positions under the terms described in section 4.3.d and 4.3.e below. These appointments are meant to serve limited program needs including the following: i. Recurring program needs that do not constitute an on-going full-time position. ii. Unplanned-for program needs created by unexpected resignations, retirements, etc. iii. New program needs when the success of the program is not predictable.

Intermittent. Faculty may be appointed to intermittent full- time non-tenure track positions under the terms described in section 4.3.d and 4.3.e below. These appointments are meant to serve limited program needs including the following: i. a. Recurring program needs that do not constitute an on-going full-time position. ii. b. Unplanned-for program needs created by unexpected resignations, retirements, etc. iii. c. New program needs when the success of the program is not predictable.

Intermittent. Faculty may be appointed to intermittent full- full-time non-tenure track positions under the terms described in section 4.3.d Section 4.3d and 4.3.e 4.3e below. These appointments are meant to serve limited program needs including the following: i. a. Recurring program needs that do not constitute an on-going full-time position. ii. b. Unplanned-for program needs created by unexpected resignations, retirements, etc. iii. c. New program needs when the success of the program is not predictable.