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               7.C.4. Grantee of Sabbatical or Post Doctoral Leave are also required to submit progress
                      report every academic term and the final output upon the completion of the leave;

               7.C.5. Any personnel on sabbatical or post doctoral leave shall not engage in any form of
                      employment, consultancy and similar activities while on such leave.

                   D.  Seminars, Trainings and Workshops

               7.D.1.  The  USDB  will  screen  applicants  and  select  nominee/s  to  seminars,  trainings  and
                      workshop in response to invitations from local and/or foreign sponsors. In case the
                      invitation is applicable to all colleges/offices, the screening and selection will take into
                      consideration  equitable  distribution,  relevance  to  the  department/college/office,
                      individual  functions,  education,  experience  and  performance.  If  the  invitation  is
                      specific to a college, the College Advisory Council will do the screening and selection
                      which shall be forwarded by the Dean to the CSDB/USDB for endorsement to proper
                      University authority for proper action;

               7.D.2.  Attendance  to  conventions,  scientific  meeting  of  professional/fraternal  and  other
                      accredited associations (SEC registered) may be recommended by the committee,
                      provided the theme or purpose of such conventions, scientific meetings/symposia is
                      relevant  to  the  attainment  of  goals  and  objectives  of  the  college/university  and
                      provided further that said activity is endorsed by appropriate agencies. Invitations to
                      such should be addressed to the University;

               7.D.3. Grantees of foreign trainings for duration of not less than one (1) month shall secure
                      clearance and sign a contract with the University;

               7.D.4. Those who have undergone training, workshops and seminars shall render a written
                      report of participation and conduct an echo seminar as applicable and to submit all
                      handouts and other materials acquired during the seminar. The written report shall be
                      a requirement for the reimbursement or liquidation of travelling expenses. The echo
                      seminar should be conducted within the semester and shall be made a requirement
                      for the next attendance to any seminar;

               7.D.5.  Official  Attendance  (such  as  meetings,  conferences)  to  represent  the
                      College/Campus/University in linkages is exempted from the approval of the CSDB;

               7.D.6. Attendance of Faculty on Teacher’s Leave during summer to seminars, workshops is
                      subject to existing CSC, DBM rules/regulations and other existing laws.
               E. Solicited Scholarship/Grants

               7.E.1. A personnel may, on his/her own, solicit scholarship/grants provided he/she informs
                      the President thru the CSDC and the USDB;

               7.E.2. Solicited scholarship/grants must be relevant to the work of the personnel concerned
                      and  in  line  with  his/her  field  of  specialization  and  must  be  in  conformity  with  the
                      College Staff Development Plan;

               7.E.3.  Any  personnel  who  gets  a  solicited  scholarship  shall  still  pass  through  the  regular
                      procedure of the University Staff Development Board on application and approval;

               7.E.4.  Approval  of  grants  for  solicited  scholarship  must  take  into  consideration  equitable
                      distribution,  relevance  to  the  Department/Colleges/Offices  individual  function,
                      education, experience and performance;
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