Common use of Creditable Experience Clause in Contracts

Creditable Experience. It is understood that teaching experience in an institution of higher education is acceptable for placement on the adjunct faculty salary schedule. Job titles such as instructor, professor, or faculty are common titles. Some institutions use different job titles requiring further verification of experience. In this case, the experience must meet the following criteria to receive salary credit: paid experience and not receiving college credit for the teaching assignments; responsibility of an instructor or teacher of record; and responsibility for a classroom activities lab or lecture. Credit will be awarded for the actual hours served in the performance of the lecture or lab responsibilities only. Instructors who have taught a minimum of 96 hours per academic year (minimum of 48 hours each semester) will receive one (1) year of experience credit on the adjunct faculty schedule. Other more traditional experience criteria are listed below.

Creditable Experience. It is understood that teaching experience in an institution of higher education is acceptable for placement on the adjunct faculty salary schedule. Job titles such as instructor, professor, or faculty are common titles. Some institutions use different job titles requiring further verification of experience. In this case, the experience must meet the following criteria to receive salary credit: paid experience and not receiving college credit for the teaching assignments; responsibility of an instructor or teacher of record; and responsibility for a classroom activities lab or lecture. Credit will be awarded for the actual hours xxxxx served in the performance of the lecture or lab responsibilities only. Instructors who have taught a minimum of 96 hours per academic year (minimum of 48 hours each semester) will receive one (1) year of experience credit on the adjunct faculty schedule. Other more traditional experience criteria are listed below.