Customary Teaching Assignments Clause Samples
The "Customary Teaching Assignments" clause defines the standard teaching responsibilities expected of an instructor or faculty member under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the number of courses, types of classes, or contact hours that constitute a normal teaching load, and may specify variations based on department needs or faculty rank. By clearly establishing what is considered a regular assignment, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings about workload expectations and ensures both parties have a shared understanding of teaching obligations.
Customary Teaching Assignments. 1. For all full-time tenure track teaching faculty, the normal teaching assignment shall be twenty-four (24) academic credit hours for the academic year.
a. Normally, twelve (12) academic credit hours will be assigned in any one (1) academic semester.
b. Laboratory, studio, clinic and activity courses shall be equated on the basis of three
Customary Teaching Assignments. 1. For all full-time teaching faculty, the normal teaching assignment shall be twenty-four
Customary Teaching Assignments. 1. For all full-time teaching faculty, the normal teaching assignment shall be twenty-four (24) academic credit hours for the academic year.
a. Normally, twelve (12) academic credit hours will be assigned in any one (1) academic semester.
b. Laboratory, studio, clinic and activity courses shall be equated on the basis of two (2) contact hours per week being equal to one (1) academic credit hour; however, in no instance will contact hours per academic year exceed thirty-six (36) hours, unless this maximum limit is waived by an individual faculty member.
c. Beginning with the 2007-08 academic year, laboratory, studio, clinic and activity courses shall be equated on the basis of three (3) contact hours per week being equal to two (2) academic credit hours; however, in no instance will contact hours per academic year exceed thirty-four (34), unless this maximum limit is waived by an individual faculty member.