Credits and Contact Hours Sample Clauses

Credits and Contact Hours. Faculty in the former UTCE bargaining unit may be assigned an academic-year maximum of up to thirty-two (32) credits or up to twenty-seven
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Credits and Contact Hours. Faculty in the former UTCE bargaining unit may 33 be assigned an annual maximum of up to thirty-two (32) credits or up to twenty-seven 34 (27) contact hours per week. Whenever either limit has been reached the instructor may 35 accept additional credit or contact hour assignments as overload. When making part-time 36 assignments, the credit/contact hour limitation shall be a proration of the FTE. 38 The twenty-seven (27) contact hour limit may be averaged per week within a semester 39 and/or per semester within the academic year. 41 For purposes of calculating a “student contact hour” one (1) lecture credit equals one (1) 42 weekly student contact hour and one (1) lab credit equals two (2) weekly student contact 43 hour. Two (2) weekly student contact hours in any lab is equal to one (1) lab credit.
Credits and Contact Hours. Faculty in the former UTCE bargaining unit may be 12 assigned an annual maximum of up to thirty-two (32) credits or up to twenty-seven (27) 13 contact hours per week. Whenever either limit has been reached the instructor may accept 14 additional credit or contact hour assignments as overload. When making part-time 15 assignments, the credit/contact hour limitation shall be a proration of the FTE. 17 The twenty-seven (27) contact hour limit may be averaged per week within a semester and/or 18 per semester within the academic year. 20 For purposes of calculating a “student contact hour” one (1) lecture credit equals one (1) 21 weekly student contact hour and one (1) lab credit equals two (2) weekly student contact 22 hour. Two (2) weekly student contact hours in any lab is equal to one (1) lab credit. 24 Subd. 2 Department and/or /Division Coordinators/Chairpersons. The administration 25 and the MSCF chapter(s) shall designate various departments and/or /divisions consistent 26 with the college’s mission. Designation of departments and/or /divisions shall occur once 27 each year. All faculty members shall be a member of at least one (1) department and/or

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