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Salary for Special Lecturers a. The minimum salary per credit hour taught for faculty members employed as special lecturers will be determined by the aggregate number of years of prior experience as a special lecturer, as shown below. less than 4 years 4-7 years 8+ years 2021-2022 $1,353 $1,459 $1,573 2022-2023 $1,378 $1,486 $1,603 2023-2024 $1,405 $1,516 $1,635 b. In assessing the number of years of prior experience, Oakland will count each academic year during which the faculty member had an appointment as special lecturer or as a full-time visiting faculty member. Summer sessions do not apply toward this compilation.
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Salary for Special Lecturers. The minimum salary per credit hour taught for faculty members employed as special lecturers will be determined by the aggregate number of years of prior experience as a special lecturer, as shown below. less than 4 years 4-7 years 8+ years 2015-2016 $1,203 $1,298 $1,399 2016-2017 $1,233 $1,331 $1,434 2017-2018 $1,264 $1,364 $1,470 2018-2019 $1,298 $1,401 $1,510 2019-2020 $1,336 $1,441 $1,554
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Salary for Special Lecturers a. The salary for faculty members employed as special lecturers will be determined by the aggregate number of years of prior experience as a special lecturer. Faculty members with less than four academic years experience as special lecturers shall be paid a minimum rate of $1,061 per credit taught during 2009-10. Faculty members with four or more years of experience as special lecturers shall be paid a minimum rate of $1,145 per credit taught during 2009-10. For faculty members with eight or more years of experience as special lecturers shall be paid a minimum rate of $1,234 per credit taught during 2009-10. For 2010-11, the respective rates shall be $1,072, $1,156, and $1,246; for 2011-12 the rates are $1,104, $1,191, and $1,284. b. In assessing the number of years of prior experience, Oakland will count each academic year during which the faculty member had an appointment as special lecturer or as a full-time visiting faculty member. For appointments preceding 1988, each semester appointment as a special lecturer shall be counted as 0.5 academic years. Summer sessions do not apply toward this compilation.
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Salary for Special Lecturers a. The salary for faculty members employed as special lecturers will be determined by the aggregate number of years of prior experience as a special lecturer. Faculty members with less than four academic years experience as special lecturers shall be paid a minimum rate of $914 per credit taught during 2003-04. Faculty members with four or more years of experience as special lecturers shall be paid a minimum rate of $986 per credit taught during 2003-
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