Teaching Load/Definition Sample Clauses

Teaching Load/Definition. A load of twelve (12) credit hours per semester shall constitute a normal full-time load. A full-time load over the two (2) semesters shall consist of twenty-four (24) credit hours. While a Faculty Member normally will teach twelve (12) credit hours each semester, the parties to this Agreement recognize that there may be times when the load will be unevenly balanced over the two (2) semesters. Exceptions to normal load practices are set forth in selected sub-sections of this Article. Additional exceptions may be allowed pursuant to the written agreement of the President and XXX-XXXX. (a) In the undergraduate program, a three (3) credit hour course shall consist of forty-two (42) class meetings of no less than fifty (50) minutes each per semester. (b) Three credit courses meeting once a week shall meet for 150 minutes a week. Three credit courses meeting twice a week shall meet for two sessions of no less than 75 minutes. (c) Graduate Faculty will teach eighteen (18) credit hours during the academic year, typically nine (9) in the fall and nine (9) in the spring. Both parties recognize that Graduate Faculty may be needed to teach undergraduate classes. In those cases, whereby a Faculty Member teaches two (2) graduate classes and one (1) undergraduate class, the undergraduate class will be considered graduate hours release for the Faculty Member. In those instances, whereby a Faculty Member teaches one (1) graduate class and two (2) undergraduate classes, the affected Faculty Member will have satisfied ten (10) hours and will need two
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Teaching Load/Definition. A load of twelve (12) credit hours per semester shall constitute a normal full-time load. A full-time load over the two (2) semesters shall consist of twenty-four (24) credit hours. While a Faculty Member normally will teach twelve (12) credit hours each semester, the parties to this Agreement recognize that there may be times when the load will be unevenly balanced over the two (2) semesters. Exceptions to normal load practices are set forth in selected sub-sections of this Article. Additional exceptions may be allowed pursuant to the written agreement of the President and XXX-XXXX. a. In the undergraduate program, a three (3) credit hour course shall consist of forty-two
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