Course Preparation for        Professors Sample Clauses

Course Preparation for        Professors. With the exception of subsection at any given time a full-time nursing college professor shall normally be assigned no more than three different full semester nursing course preparations or their equivalents. This limit may be exceeded if arrangements satisfactory to the nursing college professor, the Department Chair, and designated supervisor are made. At any time a part-time nursing college professor shall be assigned no more than three different full semester nursing course preparations or their equivalents. At any given time, a full-time nursing college professor who has received a scholarly activity assignment under section shall be assigned no more than two different full semester nursing course preparations or their equivalent. This maxima may be three preparations provided the nursing college professor's total student count does not exceed These limits may be exceeded if arrangements satisfactory to the nursing college professor, the Department Chair, and the designated supervisor are made.
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