Emergency Course Offerings of low-enrolled, required courses Sample Clauses

Emergency Course Offerings of low-enrolled, required courses. With the Chairperson’s recommendation and the Xxxx’x approval, a bargaining unit member may teach a course to an individual or very low number of students when the course is required for graduation, not scheduled for the current or following term, but the regularly scheduled course would be cancelled by the University due to enrollment of three (3) or fewer students. In such cases, workload course load credit will equal 1/3 x contractual hours. No bargaining unit member shall be required to teach such a course. This provision is to be utilized only in exceptional cases when a student would otherwise be required to take a course credit by arrangement in order to complete his/her degree requirements.
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