Common use of Miscellaneous Instructional Categories Clause in Contracts

Miscellaneous Instructional Categories. Faculty members providing packaged courses or correspondence courses approved by the President/designee shall be compensated at the rate of sixty-five dollars ($65) per credit hour per student. For purposes of determining compensation paid under this subdivision, a three (3) credit graduate course shall be the equivalent of a four (4) credit undergraduate course, and a four (4) credit graduate course shall be the equivalent of a five (5) credit undergraduate course. All other graduate courses shall be calculated as the equivalent of one and one fourth (1.25) undergraduate credits per one (1) graduate credit hour. Graduate equivalency shall apply only to courses exclusively for graduate students. Non-credit generating workshop instruction may be compensated at overload rate as provided in Article 12, Section B.

Miscellaneous Instructional Categories. Faculty members providing packaged courses or correspondence courses approved by the President/designee shall be compensated at not less than the rate of sixty-five dollars ($65) 65 per credit hour per student. For purposes of determining compensation paid under this subdivision, a three (3) credit graduate course shall be the equivalent of a four (4) credit undergraduate course, and a four (4) credit graduate course shall be the equivalent of a five (5) credit undergraduate course. All other graduate courses shall be calculated as the equivalent of one and one fourth (1.25) 1.25 undergraduate credits per one (1) graduate credit hour. Graduate equivalency shall apply only to courses exclusively for graduate students. Non-credit generating workshop instruction may be compensated at overload rate as provided in Article 12, Section B.

Miscellaneous Instructional Categories. Faculty members providing packaged courses or correspondence courses approved by the President/designee shall be compensated at the rate of sixty-five dollars ($65) per credit hour per student. For purposes of determining compensation paid under this subdivision, a three (3) credit graduate course shall be the equivalent of a four (4) credit undergraduate course, and a four (4) credit graduate course shall be the equivalent of a five (5) credit undergraduate course. All other graduate courses shall be calculated as the equivalent of one and one fourth (1.25) undergraduate credits per one (1) graduate credit hour. Graduate equivalency shall apply only to courses exclusively for graduate students. Non-Non- credit generating workshop instruction may be compensated at overload rate as provided in Article 12, Section B.