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C. Post-Doctoral Leave

               1. Post-Doctoral Leave

                       A  faculty  who  desires  to  pursue  post-doctoral  leave  shall  have  rendered  at  least  ten  (10)

               continuous years of service with at least very satisfactory rating.


               1.  A faculty who goes on sabbatical or post-doctoral leave shall indicate strong justifications to

               include program of activities and expected output.


               2. Upon approval of the application, the faculty shall sign a contract with the University and comply

               with other institutional requirements.


               3.  No  sabbatical  or  post-doctoral  leave  shall  be  approved  without  the  certification  of  the  Dean

               concerned that the services of the faculty could be temporarily dispensed with and that there are


               capable faculty who shall take over.

               4. The grantee shall submit an output upon the completion of the leave;

               5. The faculty shall not engage in any form of employment, consultancy and similar activities while


               on sabbatical or post-doctoral leave.



               D. Seminars, Trainings & Workshops

               1. Attendance to seminars, trainings, workshops, conferences, conventions, scientific meetings of


               professional/fraternal and other accredited associations, etc. shall be in accordance to the following:

                        1.a  relevant to the four (4) thrusts of the University;

                        1.b  endorsed by appropriate agencies;

                        1.c  subject to the policies and guidelines of the Faculty Merit System;

                        1.d  conform with the Faculty Development Program, and




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