Common use of Upper Level Release Clause in Contracts

Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University-College agrees that full-time University-College professors/instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the following basis: a) for University-College professors/instructors teaching eight (8) sections, one (1) section release time for one or more upper-level sections taught per year; b) effective May 1, 1993 University-College professors/instructors with a minimum of five (5) four-hour courses and who teach one (1) upper-division course or more the maximum number of sections for a full workload will be six (6). 10.11.1.1 a) A full-time regular faculty member who teaches third or fourth year courses may choose to group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester providing the grouping results in a single semester of full release from teaching commitments. The faculty member may choose to take the release time in this way provided that:

Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University-College agrees that full-time University-College professors/instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the following basis: a) for University-College professors/instructors teaching eight (8) sections, one (1) section release time for one or more upper-level sections taught per year; b) effective May 1, 1993 University-College professors/instructors with a minimum of five (5) four-hour courses and who teach one (1) upper-division course or more the maximum number of sections for a full workload will be six (6). 10.11.1.1 a) A full-time regular faculty member who teaches third or fourth year courses may choose to group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester providing the grouping results in a single semester of full release from teaching commitments. The faculty member may choose to take the release time in this way provided that: i) the Xxxx agrees that the faculty member may group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester, and ii) the workloads can be arranged to meet program needs.