FACULTY OVERLOAD Sample Clauses

FACULTY OVERLOAD. When the Employer does not have the capacity to offer a course section by assigning a regular or non-regular type 2 faculty member that section as part of his/her workload, a qualified non-regular type 1 instructor may be hired. No earlier than one month prior to the commencement of each semester, the Employer may, with the faculty member's agreement, engage a full-time regular or non-regular type 2 faculty member to take the course on an overload basis (e.g. reduced workload in the subsequent semester, or if not possible, paid for the extra course on an equivalent contract basis). However, a full-time regular or non-regular type 2 faculty member may not be engaged to work more than 125% of a full-time workload in an academic year, unless a qualified non-regular type 1 faculty member cannot be found to teach the additional course(s).
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FACULTY OVERLOAD. The use of full-time faculty to teach overload courses can contribute in a number of ways to effective instruction. Most importantly, these contributions include greater consistency between day and evening offerings and expertise in both course content and teaching effectiveness. However, the amount of full-time faculty overload must remain reasonable and be linked to an evaluation process to help assure the quality and effectiveness of instruction. In a semester when a faculty member is under contract to provide full-time instruction at the College, they may be teaching a course in which part of the hours move them to full load (15 credit hours or 18 contact hours), and the remaining course hours are overload. These overload hours are excluded from the restrictions outlined in the next paragraph. When a faculty member is under contract to provide full-time instruction at the College, their overload will normally not exceed ten (10) credit hours or twelve (12) contact hours per semester. All overload hours must have the approval of the faculty member's Assistant Xxxx. Any exceptions to these restrictions must be approved by the Chief Academic Officer. In a semester when a faculty member is not under a full-time teaching contract with the College, their teaching load (payable at the appropriate overload rate) will normally not exceed twenty-five (25) credit hours or thirty (30) contact hours during a sixteen week session, or eighteen (18) credit hours or twenty-two (22) contact hours during an ten week session. All hours must have approval of the faculty member's Assistant Xxxx. Any exceptions to these restrictions must be approved by the Chief Academic Officer.
FACULTY OVERLOAD. When the Employer does not have the capacity to offer a course section by assigning a regular or non-regular type 2 faculty member that section as part of his/her workload, a qualified non-regular type 1 instructor may be hired. In the event that a qualified non-regular type 1 instructor cannot be found to teach the course, the Employer may, with the faculty member's agreement, engage a full-time regular or non-regular type 2 faculty member to take the course on an overload basis (e.g. reduced workload in the subsequent semester, or if not possible, paid for the extra course on an equivalent contract basis).
FACULTY OVERLOAD. 13.1 In a regular term of 75 days, when the total load for the discipline divided by the number of full-time equated faculty (excluding learning assistants) exceeds four hundred fifty (450) Student Credit Hours, overload shall be paid at seven dollars ($7.00) per credit hour per full- time equated faculty member.
FACULTY OVERLOAD. When the College does not have the capacity to offer a course section by assigning a regular or temporary (appointed under Article 1.04(d)) faculty member that section as part of his/her workload, a qualified contract instructor may be hired. In the event that a qualified contract instructor cannot be found to teach the course, the College may, with the faculty member's agreement, engage a regular or temporary********************************************************************** ****************************************************************************** ************************************************************************* ************************************************************************************* ****************************************************************************** *************************************************************************** *****************************************************ated by the Search Committee shall conduct all interviews.

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