Examples of Member of the University in a sentence
Member of the University community shall mean any University faculty member, student, staff member, visitor or other individual engaged in any University activity or program.
Deans and department chairs have the responsibility for protecting the interests of students, fellows, and trainees who may be directly or indirectly involved in a Conflict of Interest situation related to a Member of the University Community or a Family Member with a Financial Interest in the situation.
An individual Member of the University Community may not assign students, postdoctoral fellows, or other trainees to University projects sponsored by any Business if the individual or a Family Member has a Financial Interest in the Business.
Each Member of the University Community has an obligation to cooperate fully in the review of the pertinent facts and circumstances.
A Member of the University who wishes to conduct work making Substantial Use of University Resources under terms different from those set forth in the General Rule above may enter into an agreement for the use of such resources with the College(s) where such work shall be conducted.
For purposes of this Subsection E.2, PHS-funded Investigators must disclose reimbursed or sponsored travel paid on behalf of or by reimbursement to the Member of the University Community, and which is not funded through the University when related to Institutional Responsibilities.
We agree with the Kingman Review recommendations in this area.Deeper analysis of the role of the auditor in cases of corporate failure would be helpful to understanding the link between corporate failure and the role of the auditor.
Family or Family Member: Spouse, child, stepchild, parent, or sibling of a Member of the University Community.
Conflicts involving Intellectual Property may arise when a Member of the University enters into a personal consulting or other agreement with a third party.
With regard to any non-publicly traded entities, a Significant Financial Interest exists if the value of any payments or any remuneration received from the non-publicly traded entity in the twelve months preceding the disclosure, when aggregated, exceed $5,000 or when the Member of the University Community (or the Member of the University Community’s spouse or dependent children) holds any amount of equity interest (e.g., stock, stock option, or other ownership interest).