Faculty Contracts for Visiting Faculty Sample Clauses

Faculty Contracts for Visiting Faculty. (a) Visiting Faculty Contracts are contracts issued to persons employed in a Visiting Faculty Position. Visiting Faculty Contracts shall not be issued for periods of employment that exceed two (2) consecutive academic years. A person who has been employed in a Visiting Faculty Position for two (2) consecutive years may not be employed again pursuant to a Visiting Faculty Contract until one (1) full academic year has elapsed from the time that such person’s Visiting Faculty Contract terminated, unless XXX-XXXX and Lincoln mutually agree in writing with regard to such a person to waive the two-year limitation for Visiting Faculty Contracts at the request of Xxxxxxx. Any such waiver shall be effective for one (1) full academic year.
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