Adjunct Faculty Workload Sample Clauses

Adjunct Faculty Workload. The number of teaching credit hours earned by an adjunct faculty member for any course is and shall remain as exists at the College/University as of July 1, 2017. If, during the term of this agreement, a change is to be made in the number of credits hours earned by full-time faculty members for any course or courses at the College/University, and if, at the time of the change, that course or courses is also taught by adjuncts at the College/University, the change will apply to the adjunct faculty member at that College/University, unless the Adjunct Local, where a separate adjunct local exists, requests negotiations in regard to the matter. The College/University will notify the President, or his/her designee, of the Adjunct Local at least one month prior to the term in which the change becomes effective.
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Adjunct Faculty Workload. Adjunct faculty may teach up to a maximum of nine (9) credit hours in the Fall and Spring semesters and six (6) in the Summer, if courses are available. The University, in its sole discretion, may consider a request by the relevant xxxx that an adjunct faculty member go above these maximum amounts in a particular semester or the Summer. No adjunct may teach more than twenty-four (24) credits per year. Except in cases of academic necessity, no adjunct or overload teaching hours will be made available until workload requirements of full-time faculty are met.
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Adjunct Faculty Workload. Except as otherwise approved by the Vice President of Instruction, Adjunct Faculty may be assigned to teach a maximum of 12 ECHs per regular academic semester and 6 ECHs per summer term.
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Adjunct Faculty Workload. The maximum load for an adjunct faculty member is 12 LHEs in any fall or spring semester, 9 LHES in summer, and 27 for the 12-month academic year (fall, spring, summer). • Normally, an adjunct will be permitted to take on other LHE-based assignments resulting in a total load of up to 13 LHEs in any fall or spring semester, subject to approval by the relevant xxxx or their designee. • An adjunct faculty member may not under any circumstances accumulate a total LHE load that exceeds 27 LHEs in any 12-month academic year (fall, spring, and summer).
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