Common use of Low Enrollment Course Assignments Clause in Contracts

Low Enrollment Course Assignments. The College at its sole discretion determines if a class will be cancelled due to low enrollment. If the College agrees to offer a low enrollment section of a class through the “low enrollment” rate of pay as specified in Appendix A, the originally assigned Professor will have the right-of-first-refusal to teach the course in this manner. If a Tenured or Probationary Professor accepts the opportunity to teach the low enrolled course through the “low enrollment” rate of pay, they will teach the class as an overload.

Low Enrollment Course Assignments. The College at its sole discretion determines if a class will be cancelled due to low enrollment. If the College College‌ agrees to offer a low enrollment section of a class through the “low enrollment” rate of pay as specified in Appendix A, the originally assigned Professor will have the right-of-first-refusal to teach the course in this manner. If a Tenured or Probationary Professor accepts the opportunity to teach the low enrolled course through the “low enrollment” rate of pay, they will teach the class as an overload.

Low Enrollment Course Assignments. ‌ The College at its sole discretion determines if a class will be cancelled due to low enrollment. If the College agrees to offer a low enrollment section of a class through the “"low enrollment” " rate of pay as specified in Appendix A, the originally assigned Professor will have the right-of-first-refusal to teach the course in this manner. If a Tenured or Probationary Professor accepts the opportunity to teach the low enrolled course through the “"low enrollment” " rate of pay, they will teach the class as an overload.