Assignment of Courses Sample Clauses

Assignment of Courses. Faculty will include a proposed mode for each course in the materials included with a curriculum proposal. The proposed mode may be revised by the Program Chair, xxxx and Curriculum Advisory Committee, and is subject to ultimate approval of the Vice President or designee.
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Assignment of Courses. At any given time an instructor shall not be assigned more than three
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Assignment of Courses. At any given time an instructor shall not be assigned more than three (3) different courses, except, if an instructor's workload is not more than twelve (12) hours per week in a semester (subject to the averaging conditions established above) and upon written consent of the Union, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, an instructor may be assigned four (4)
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Assignment of Courses. At any given time an instructor shall not be assigned more than three (3) different courses, except, if an instructor's workload is not more than twelve (12) hours per week in a semester (subject to the averaging conditions established above) and upon written consent of the Union, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, an instructor may be assigned four different courses. The workload for an instructor, the combination of courses to be taught (including practica) shall be initiated on the departmental level and shall be determined by a process of consultation between the Academic Head / Associate / Assistant Aca- demic Head and the instructional departments on the basis of the provisions con- tained in this Article and shall then be submitted to the College Centre Director for consideration and approval which shall not be unreasonably withheld. An instructor's daily workload shall not exceed seven (7) class contact hours per day.
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Assignment of Courses. The Xxxx of Instruction or her/his designee shall assign courses to the appropriate mode categories after consultation with the appropriate faculty members, Program Chairperson, Organizational Unit Administrator, and Instructional Cabinet.
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