GUIDED STUDY COURSE CONTRACTS Sample Clauses

GUIDED STUDY COURSE CONTRACTS. (a) A Guided Study Course contract is an agreement among three parties: the Employer, an instructor and a student. Regulations dealing with Guided Study are found in the University calendar. Regular and non-regular instructors who are not teaching their full course load during the semester may accept up to five Guided Study Course contracts during that semester. No additional fee shall be payable to the instructor under these circumstances. Non-regular and regular faculty members who are part-time or who have a full teaching load, may accept a Guided Study Course contract or contracts according to the following payment schedule: $200 per credit for first student and $ 75 per credit for each additional student. (b) Guided Study Course sections do not count toward part-time experience increment. Payment will not be made until a final grade, other than "I", is received by the administrator responsible. If a student vanishes or withdraws formally before the end of the course, the instructor will receive fifty percent of the fee.
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GUIDED STUDY COURSE CONTRACTS. (a) A Guided Study Course contract is an agreement among three parties - the College, an instructor and a student. Regulations dealing with Guided Study are found in the College calendar. Regular and contract instructors who are not teaching a full course load during the semester may accept up to five Guided Study Course contracts during the semester. No additional fee shall be payable to the instructor under these circumstances. Contract regular faculty members who are part-time or who have a full teaching load, may accept a Guided Study Course contract or contracts according to the following payment schedule: $100 per credit for the first student and $50 per credit for each additional student. (b) Guided Study Course sections do not count toward part-time experience increment. Payment will not be made until a final grade, other than "I", is received by the Administrator responsible. If a student vanishes or withdraws formally before the end of the course, the instructor will receive fifty (50) percent of the fee.
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GUIDED STUDY COURSE CONTRACTS. (a) A Guided Study Course contract is an agreement among three parties: the Employer, an instructor and a student. Regulations dealing with Guided Study are found in the University calendar. Regular and non-regular instructors who are not teaching their full course load during the semester may accept up to five Guided Study Course contracts during that semester. No additional fee shall be payable to the instructor under these circumstances. Non-regular and regular faculty members who are part-time or who have a full teaching load, may accept a Guided Study Course contract or contracts according to the following payment schedule: (b) Guided Study Course sections do not count toward part-time experience increment. Payment will not be made until a final grade, other than "I", is received by the administrator responsible. If a student vanishes or withdraws formally before the end of the course, the instructor will receive fifty percent of the fee.
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GUIDED STUDY COURSE CONTRACTS. A Guided Study Course contract is an agreement among three parties the College, an instructor and a student. Regulations dealing with Guided Study are found in the College calendar. Regular and contract instructors who are not teaching a full course load during the semester may accept up to five Guided Study Course contracts during the semester. No additional fee shall be payable to the instructor under these circumstances. Contract regular faculty members who are part-time or who have a full teaching load, may accept a Guided Study Course contract or contracts according to the following payment schedule: per credit for the first student and per credit for each additional student. Guided Study Course sections do not count toward part-time experience increment. Payment will not be made until a final grade, other than "I", is received by the Administrator responsible. If a student vanishes or withdraws formally before the end of the course, the instructor will receive fifty (50) percent of the fee.
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