Adjunct Members - Griffith University

Site Degrees

Adjunct members are entitled to:
use the academic title and status of membership to the University in forums and correspondence in accordance with the Griffith University Code of Conduct;
participate in School, College, or other element meetings, workshops and seminars;
seek nomination to the School, College, or other element Committee and vote in applicable elections;
access University information technology and library resources including library borrowing rights as determined by the Dean and Head of School and Director, Information Services;
apply for University awards (e.g. teaching awards), scholarships and research grants;
coverage by the University's Professional Indemnity Insurance and Public Liability Insurance, under the terms of those insurance policies, when acting on behalf of the University;
other privileges and benefits available to academic staff of the University.

Educational history & qualifications.
Employment history.
Outcomes of professional activity in the health area:
Innovation in the health clinical and community domain;
Contribution to the health profession through membership and leadership roles in professional organisations;
Workshops and presentations for professional health or medical bodies and the community; and
Other significant professional activities.
Outcomes or products of research including publications, prizes and awards.
Research work in progress.
Evidence of scholarly contribution.
Evidence of successful competitive grant applications.
References from the literature in the candidate's field providing external evidence of merit (for example, citations, published reviews of performance or books or exhibitions).
Description of accomplishments of service to the University, Research Centre or external to the community of a nature which have produced demonstrable benefit to the Research Centre.
For more information on Adjunct Appointments please contact the Centre