Distance Education Course Sample Clauses

Distance Education Course is a credit course taught using delivery modes such as the internet, correspondence and videotape, offered through the Office of Teaching Support Services. an academic faculty as defined by the Act. for the Faculty of Education, the Faculty of Music, the Faculty of Social Work and for Laurier Brantford, the faculty-in-council includes all Members of the Bargaining Unit in the academic unit as voting members; Contract Academic Staff in accordance with Article 11 .2 .2(b) of the part-time collective agreement, September 1, 2007–August 31, 2010 with the elected representatives serving as voting members; and other representatives as designated by Faculty policies . a Faculty Member appointed by the Board to the rank of Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor . a professional librarian appointed to the rank of Librarian I, Librarian II, Librarian III or Librarian IV and who, on average, performs duties for 24 hours or more per week during the period of his/her employment .
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Distance Education Course is a credit course taught using delivery modes such as the internet, correspondence and videotape, offered through the Office of Teaching Support Services. an academic faculty as defined by the Act. for the Faculty of Music, the Faculty of Education, the Faculty of Social Work, and the Brantford campus, the faculty-in-council includes all members of the full-time faculty bargaining unit in the academic unit as voting members; Contract Academic Staff in accordance with Article 11.2.2 (b), with the elected representatives serving as voting members; and other representatives as designated by Faculty policies. a faculty member appointed by the Board to the rank of Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor a professional librarian appointed to the rank of Librarian I, Librarian II, Librarian III or Librarian IV and who, on average, performs duties for 24 hours or more per week during the period of his/her employment.
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Distance Education Course is a credit course taught using delivery modes such as the internet, correspondence and videotape, offered through the Office of Part- time, Distance and Continuing Education. an academic faculty as defined by the Act. see Part-time Contract Academic Staff Member a faculty member appointed by the Board to the rank of Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor. a professional librarian appointed to the rank of Librarian I, Librarian II, Librarian III or Librarian IV and who, on average, performs duties for 24 hours or more per week during the period of his/her employment.
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Distance Education Course. 24.4.1 Distance Education Courses are those taught using delivery modes such as the internet, correspondence and videotape. 24.4.2 Effective September 1, 2007, the compensation for teaching a Distance Education Course shall be $3,603 for a 0.5 credit weight course and $7,206 for a 1.0 credit weight course. Effective September 1, 2008 and September 1, 2009, the compensation for teaching Distance Education Courses shall be the same as the overload stipend for Distance Education Courses set out in the Collective Agreement for full-time faculty and librarians. 24.4.3 For a 0.5 credit Distance Education Course, when the number of students enrolled in the course exceeds 25, the Member shall receive an additional $65 per student for each student in excess of 25. The number of students per course shall be based on the University’s official count date. 24.4.4 For a 1.0 credit Distance Education Course, when the number of students enrolled in the course exceeds 25, the Member shall receive an additional $130 per student for each student in excess of 25. The number of students per course shall be based on the University’s official count date. For full-year Distance Education Courses which fall over two official count dates, the Member shall receive an additional $65 per student for each student in excess of 25 enrolled in the course on the first term count date, and $65 for each student in excess of 25 enrolled in the course on the second term count date. 24.4.5 The compensation rates for Distance Education Courses in 24.4.2, 24.4.3 and 24.4.4 are inclusive of pay in lieu of benefits and of vacation pay in accordance with 23.5.1 and 18.6.1.
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