Other Adjunct Faculty Work Required by the University Sample Clauses

Other Adjunct Faculty Work Required by the University. All group meetings held by Departments, Programs, or Schools that the Adjunct Faculty member is required to attend or training or meetings for labs and clinical classes beyond course-related work as defined in Article 15-B. This work shall be paid $35/hour, billable in quarter-hour increments, with a two-hour minimum. This work excludes performance meetings, grievance-related meetings, new hire orientations including the portion for union orientation, and trainings that are for federal and state compliance purposes and paid at the minimum wage then in effect or as part of Course-Related Work. Participating on behalf of the University at other University programs such as Freshmen Orientation Week and campus fundraisers, where such work has been pre-approved by a Xxxx or VPAA in writing. This work shall be paid $35/hour, billable in quarter-hour increments, with a two-hour minimum.
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