Common use of Supplementary Teaching Limitation Clause in Contracts

Supplementary Teaching Limitation. When a full-time instructor desires to be assigned to teach a class or classes in addition to his/her basic load, such assignment shall be considered as a supplemental assignment. Supplemental assignments made during the Instructional College Year shall be limited to seventeen (17) contact hours per semester. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instructor and the designated administrator.

Supplementary Teaching Limitation. When a full-time instructor desires to be assigned to teach a class or classes in addition to his/her their basic load, such assignment shall be considered as a supplemental assignment. Supplemental assignments made during the Instructional College Year shall be limited to seventeen (17) contact hours per semester. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instructor instruc- tor and the designated administrator.

Supplementary Teaching Limitation. When a full-time instructor desires to be assigned to teach a class or classes in addition to his/her basic load, such assignment shall be considered as a supplemental assignment. Supplemental assignments made during the Instructional College Year shall be limited to seventeen (17) contact hours per semester. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instructor and the designated appropriate administrator.

Supplementary Teaching Limitation. When a full-time instructor desires to be assigned to teach a class or classes in addition to his/her basic load, such assignment shall be considered as a supplemental assignment. Supplemental assignments made during the Instructional College Year shall be limited to seventeen four (174) contact hours per semester or one (1) class per semester, whichever has the greater contact hours. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instructor and the designated appropriate administrator.