STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES Sample Clauses

STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising or coaching shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Baseball, Head $5,637 Baseball, Assistant $2,818 Basketball, Head $5,862 Basketball, Assistant $2,931 Soccer, Head $5,637 Soccer, Assistant $2,818 Softball, Head $5,637 Softball, Assistant $2,818 Tennis, Head $5,637 Tennis, Assistant $2,818 Volleyball, Head $5,637 Volleyball, Assistant $2,818 Level 1 – Contact Advisor $ 300 Level 2 – Resource Advisor $ 575 Level 3 – Coordinating Advisor $ 875 Other Advising Funkngroove $4,171 Choral Groups $4,171 Instrumental Music $4,171 Opera Workshop $3,106 Musical $3,106 Plays $4,171 Video Production $4,171 Community Band $4,171 Ebbtide Lead $4,171 Ebbtide Ad Advisor $2,086 Spindrift Lead $4,171 Spindrift Art $2,086 Delta Epsilon Chi (DEC) $4,171 It is agreed that the above extra duty activities are separate from an academic employee’s normal duties and, therefore, exempt from tenure application. It is further agreed that nothing in this schedule shall be construed to require the Employer to maintain such programs. It is subject to modification by the Employer. All stipends will be adjusted annually based on legislative authorization and appropriation in a percentage equal to the average percentage increase provided to the associate faculty salary schedule.
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STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Level 1 – Contact Advisor $ 315 Level 2 – Resource Advisor $ 604 Level 3 – Coordinating Advisor $ 919 Funkngroove $4,375 Choral Groups $4,375 Instrumental Music $4,375 Opera Workshop $3,258 Musical $3,258 Plays $4,375 Video Production $4,375 Community Band $4,375 Ebbtide Lead $4,375 Ebbtide Ad Advisor $2,188 Spindrift Lead $4,375 Spindrift Art $2,188 Delta Epsilon Chi $4,375 It is agreed that the above extra duty activities are separate from an academic employee’s normal duties and, therefore, exempt from tenure application. It is further agreed that nothing in this schedule shall be construed to require the Employer to maintain such programs. It is subject to modification by the Employer. All stipends will be adjusted annually based on legislative authorization and appropriation in a percentage equal to the average percentage increase provided to the associate faculty salary schedule.
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STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. ‌ Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Level 1 – Contact Advisor $ 363 qtr $ 374 qtr Level 2 – Resource Advisor $ 695 qtr $ 715 qtr Level 3 – Coordinating Advisor $1,057 qtr $1,087 qtr Other Advising Funkngroove $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Choral Groups $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Instrumental Music $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Musicals* $3,742 qtr $3,847 qtr Plays* $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Video Production $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Community Band $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Ebbtide Lead $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Ebbtide Ad Advisor $2,514 qtr $2,585 qtr Spindrift Lead $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Spindrift Art $2,514 qtr $2,585 qtr Delta Epsilon Chi (DEC) $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr *Stipends are paid per production. Productions include pre-production and post- production work as well as actual performances. It is agreed that the above extra duty activities are separate from an academic employee’s normal duties and, therefore, exempt from tenure application. It is further agreed that nothing in this schedule shall be construed to require the Employer to maintain such programs. It is subject to modification by the Employer. After 2020-2021, all stipends will be adjusted annually based on Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA) or other appropriation in a percentage equal to the average percentage increase provided and applied using the same defined calculation applied to faculty salaries.
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STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising or coaching shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Baseball, Head $5,483 Baseball, Assistant $2,742 Basketball, Head $5,702 Basketball, Assistant $2,851 Soccer, Head $5,483 Soccer, Assistant $2,742 Softball, Head $5,483 Softball, Assistant $2,742 Tennis, Head $5,483 Tennis, Assistant $2,742 Volleyball, Head $5,483 Volleyball, Assistant $2,742 Coaches and assistants shall be awarded a $300 increment increase, not to exceed the maximum stipend limit, upon commencement of re-employment for their third consecutive season, and each consecutive third season thereafter. Level 1 - Contact Advisor $ 285 Level 2 – Resource Advisor $ 565 Level 3 – Coordinating advisor $ 850 Level 4 – Managing Advisor $1,130 Other Advising Funkngroove $4,058 Choral Groups $4,058 Instrumental Music $4,058 Opera Workshop $3,021 Musical $3,021 Plays $4,058 Video Production $4,058 Community Band $4,058 Ebbtide Lead $4,058 Ebbtide Ad Advisor $2,029 Spindrift Lead $4,058 Spindrift Art $2,029 Dela Epsilon Chi (DEC) $4,058 It is agreed that the above extra duty activities are separate from an academic employee’s normal duties and, therefore, exempt from tenure application. It is further agreed that nothing in this schedule shall be construed to require the Employer to maintain such programs. It is subject to modification by the Employer. All stipends will be adjusted annually based on legislative authorization and appropriation in a percentage equal to the average percentage increase provided to the associate faculty salary schedule.
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STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Funkngroove $4,476 Choral Groups $4,476 Instrumental Music $4,476 Opera Workshop $3,333 Musical $3,333 Plays $4,476 Video Production $4,476 Community Band $4,476 Ebbtide Lead $4,476 Ebbtide Ad Advisor $2,238 Spindrift Lead $4,476 Spindrift Art $2,238 Delta Epsilon Chi $4,476 It is agreed that the above extra duty activities are separate from an academic employee’s normal duties and, therefore, exempt from tenure application. It is further agreed that nothing in this schedule shall be construed to require the Employer to maintain such programs. It is subject to modification by the Employer. All stipends will be adjusted annually based on legislative authorization and appropriation in a percentage equal to the average percentage increase provided to the associate faculty salary schedule.
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STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Level 1 – Contact Advisor $ 363 qtr $ 374 qtr Level 2 – Resource Advisor $ 695 qtr $ 715 qtr Level 3 – Coordinating Advisor $1,057 qtr $1,087 qtr Other Advising Funkngroove $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Choral Groups $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Instrumental Music $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Musicals* $3,742 qtr $3,847 qtr Plays* $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Video Production $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Community Band $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Ebbtide Lead $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Ebbtide Ad Advisor $2,514 qtr $2,585 qtr Spindrift Lead $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr Spindrift Art $2,514 qtr $2,585 qtr Delta Epsilon Chi (DEC) $5,025 qtr $5,166 qtr *Stipends are paid per production. Productions include pre-production and post- production work as well as actual performances.
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STUDENT AND INSTRUCTIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. Academic employees whose assignments include activity advising or coaching shall be paid a stipend for that activity in accordance with the following schedule. The Employer may, however, grant released time in lieu of the stipend payment. Baseball, Head $5,637 Baseball, Assistant $2,818 Basketball, Head $5,862 Basketball, Assistant $2,931 Soccer, Head $5,637 Soccer, Assistant $2,818 Softball, Head $5,637 Softball, Assistant $2,818 Tennis, Head $5,637 Tennis, Assistant $2,818 Volleyball, Head $5,637 Volleyball, Assistant $2,818 Level 1 – Contact Advisor $ 294 Level 2 – Resource Advisor $ 581 Level 3 – Coordinating Advisor $ 874 Level 4 – Managing Advisor $1,161 It is agreed that the above extra duty activities are separate from an academic employee’s normal duties and, therefore, exempt from tenure application. It is further agreed that nothing in this schedule shall be construed to require the Employer to maintain such programs. It is subject to modification by the Employer. All stipends will be adjusted annually based on legislative authorization and appropriation in a percentage equal to the average percentage increase provided to the associate faculty salary schedule.
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