Common use of Specific Criteria Clause in Contracts

Specific Criteria. A candidate's achievements in Article 21.02 (a) shall be measured primarily by: (i) the quality of the candidate's teaching; (ii) the judgments of scholars, particularly of senior scholars in the same and cognate disciplines; (iii) the quality (but not necessarily the quantity) of published work, or, where relevant, the quality of artistic or professional development and accomplishment; and secondarily by: (iv) the extent and effectiveness of participation, on or off campus, in councils and committees concerned with developments in the discipline and/or teaching of the discipline, with editorial boards, or concerned with the profession of university teaching where the individual has made an essentially non remunerative contribution by virtue of special academic competence; and (v) administrative and non-teaching/research responsibilities within the University and the Union.

Specific Criteria. A candidate's achievements in Article 21.02 (a) shall be measured primarily by: (i) the quality of the candidate's teaching; (ii) the judgments of scholars, particularly of senior scholars in the same and cognate disciplines; (iii) the quality (but not necessarily the quantity) of published work, or, where relevant, the quality of artistic or professional development and accomplishment; and And secondarily by: (iv) the extent and effectiveness of participation, on or off campus, in councils and committees concerned with developments in the discipline and/or teaching of the discipline, with editorial boards, or concerned with the profession of university teaching where the individual has made an essentially non remunerative contribution by virtue of special academic competence; and (v) administrative and non-teaching/research responsibilities within the University and the Union.