Common use of Extended Contracts: Overload, and Intersession Assignments Clause in Contracts

Extended Contracts: Overload, and Intersession Assignments. Any assignments made beyond contractual minimums but within the bounds of the contractual calendar for faculty on extended contracts shall be noncontractual overload assignments as defined in Section 11 below, including substitute teaching/counseling/library services. Any such assignment shall not extend beyond the bounds of the regular contract period or extensions thereof. Any assignments made outside the bounds of the contract period to faculty on extended contracts shall be noncontractual intersession or noncontractual, nonteaching assignments, as defined in Sections 9 and 11 below. Such additional services must be approved in advance by the appropriate administrator or designee.

Extended Contracts: Overload, and Intersession Assignments. Any assignments made beyond contractual minimums but within the bounds of the contractual calendar for faculty on extended contracts shall be noncontractual non-contractual overload assignments as defined in Section 11 Article C.9 below, including substitute teaching/counseling/library services. Any such assignment shall not extend beyond the bounds of the regular contract period or extensions thereof. Any assignments made outside the bounds of the contract period to faculty on extended contracts shall be noncontractual non-contractual intersession or noncontractualnon-contractual, nonteaching non-teaching assignments, as defined in Sections 9 Articles C.8 and 11 C.10 below. Such additional services must be approved in advance by the appropriate administrator or designee.