NON-CREDIT INSTRUCTION LIMITS FOR FULL-TIME Sample Clauses
The "Non-Credit Instruction Limits for Full-Time" clause sets boundaries on the amount of non-credit teaching or instructional activities that a full-time employee may undertake. Typically, this clause specifies a maximum number of hours or courses that can be devoted to non-credit instruction within a given period, such as a semester or academic year. For example, a full-time faculty member might be limited to teaching a certain number of non-credit workshops or continuing education classes in addition to their regular credit-bearing course load. The primary purpose of this clause is to ensure that full-time staff maintain their focus on core responsibilities, such as credit instruction, and to prevent overextension or conflicts with their primary duties.
NON-CREDIT INSTRUCTION LIMITS FOR FULL-TIME. No full-time assignments shall include non-credit instruction, unless a RIF would follow due to a state mandate of credit classes being designated as non-credit classes. In such case an assignment of twenty-five in-class hours shall be considered a full instructional load. All contract I, II, or III or regular unit members teaching non-credit classes as part or all of teaching load shall be subject to all conditions of this Agreement as if the member were teaching credit classes.