Payment for Withdrawn or Reassigned Courses Sample Clauses

Payment for Withdrawn or Reassigned Courses. The College also recognizes that courses assigned to, but then withdrawn, from an adjunct faculty member may have already been prepared for at the cost of time. Therefore, if within seven calendar days or fewer before the official first day the course is scheduled to begin in any given term an adjunct faculty member’s assigned course is cancelled, or is reassigned to a full-time faculty member who is in need of a course to complete a full load, or to another adjunct under terms of Article 2.6 (D), and if a replacement course is not offered, the College will pay a 1/25 (.04) LHE for the first credit hour of the withdrawn course and 1/45 (.022) LHE for every credit hour thereafter. LHE-based assignments will be included in the calculation of an adjunct faculty member’s load. An adjunct faculty member may waive the provisions of this section in exchange for the College delaying the withdrawal of the course to five calendar days or fewer before the official first day the course is scheduled to begin. The College is under no obligation to grant the adjunct faculty member’s request.
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Payment for Withdrawn or Reassigned Courses. The College also recognizes that courses assigned to, but then withdrawn, from an adjunct faculty member may have already been prepared for at the cost of time. Therefore, if within seven calendar days or fewer before the official first day the course is scheduled to begin in any given term an adjunct faculty member’s assigned course is cancelled, or is reassigned to a full-time faculty member who is in need of a course to complete a full load, or to another adjunct under terms of Article 2.6 (C), and if a replacement course is not offered, the College will pay a fifty dollar stipend for the first credit hour of the withdrawn course and twenty-five dollars for every credit hour thereafter.
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