Disclosures at Mason
Conflict of Commitment
Definition
What is a Conflict of Commitment?
A conflict of commitment is a situation in which an individual accepts or incurs conflicting obligations between or among the University and other entities.
The University encourages faculty members to engage in Outside Professional Activities that contribute to the growth of knowledge or advance the mission of the University.
Annual Guidance
Review annual disclosure guidance to understand what needs to be disclosed and how to complete the annual disclosure process.
Committees
Learn more about outside professional activities, conflict of commitment requirements, and related university review responsibilities.
Quick Guides
Access RAMP guidance, training materials, and step-by-step resources to help complete disclosure-related actions.
Outside Professional Activities can enhance faculty expertise and teaching in their chosen discipline, while still requiring appropriate disclosure or review when obligations may conflict with university responsibilities.
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