Honor Modules Sample Clauses

Honor Modules. Faculty must become certified to teach honors courses and honors modules. The certification process consists of Faculty completing approved College workshops and agreeing to participate in ongoing activities. The agenda and length of the certification training will be determined by the Xxxxxxx in collaboration with UFFTCC. The following process will be used to select the Faculty: i. Only Honors certified faculty may submit a course proposal to the Honors Council. ii. The Honors Council will review all proposals and a make a recommendation to the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs. iii. The Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs will make the final selection and determine the course release date in consultation with the Xxxx. In cases of student and/or programmatic needs, Faculty may be selected by the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs in consultation with the Xxxx. The Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs’ decision is final. Honors courses contact hours will be calculated at a ratio of 1:1 when determining the standard teaching load.
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