DEFINITION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT FACULTY Sample Clauses

DEFINITION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT FACULTY. The “term full-time equivalent faculty” (FTEF) in any semester shall be defined as the sum of the full- time faculty in the department and the quotient of either: A. The ICH of all sections taught by other faculty divided by fifteen (15) in the case of teaching faculty, or B. The hours worked by other faculty divided by thirty-four (34) in the case of Counselors, Librarians, and ASC faculty.
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DEFINITION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT FACULTY. The “term full-time equivalent faculty” (FTEF) in any semester shall be defined as the sum of the full- time faculty in the department and the quotient of either: A. The ICH of all sections taught by other faculty divided by fifteen (15) in the case of teaching faculty, or B. The hours worked by other faculty divided by thirty-two (32) in the case of Counselors, Librarians and ASC faculty. C. In the summer sessions, fifteen (15) in subsection A above shall be changed to six (6).
DEFINITION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT FACULTY. ‌ A. The ICH of all sections taught by other faculty divided by fifteen (15) in the case of teaching faculty, or B. The hours worked by other faculty divided by thirty-four (34) in the case of Counselors, Librarians, and ASC faculty.

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