Independent Study Assignments Sample Clauses

Independent Study Assignments. Independent study assignments shall be defined as the faculty member’s supervision and teaching a student of a course that has been approved by the college’s regular course approval procedures, or shall be defined as the tutoring of a CBE (Competency Based Education) student. Such supervision and teaching has no scheduled formal lectures or labs and is available by arrangement with an instructor. Independent study assignments may be done as a part of the faculty member’s semester load or as overload. Because independent study is student initiated, independent study assignments shall not be subject to the summer rotation language contained in Article 10, Section 4. A faculty member who supervises/teaches an independent study course shall have his/her workload calculated as one-twelfth (1/12) of one credit for each student credit or CBE unit. A student credit shall be defined as one student enrolled for one credit. Independent study may not be used to substitute for course offerings, unless agreed to in writing by the faculty member and administration. Copies of such agreement when the number of students exceeds four (4) students per course per semester will be provided to the MSCF Chapter grievance representative and the State MSCF in a timely manner. A grievance regarding this Subdivision may be initiated at Step 2. The time limit for any such grievance will begin when written notice is received by either the MSCF Chapter grievance representative or the State MSCF.
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Independent Study Assignments. Independent study assignments shall be defined as the faculty member’s supervision and teaching a student of a course that has been approved by the college’s regular course approval procedures, or shall be defined as the tutoring of a CBE (Competency Based Education) student. Such supervision and teaching has no scheduled formal lectures or labs and is available by arrangement with an instructor. Independent study assignments may be done as a part of the faculty member’s semester load or as overload. Because independent study is student initiated, independent study assignments shall not be subject to the summer rotation language contained in Article 10, Section 4. The credit-value of an assignment to supervise/teach an independent study course shall be calculated according to the following formula: The faculty member shall receive one-twelfth (1/12) of one credit for each student credit or CBE unit. A student credit shall be defined as one student enrolled for one credit. Once the credit-value of the independent-study assignment has been determined, for workload purposes the assignment shall also be given a contact-hour value. The contact-hour value shall be determined according to the applicable formula for independent-study assignments listed in Appendix G, “Schedule of Assignments.” Independent study may not be used to substitute for course offerings, unless agreed to in writing by the faculty member and administration. Copies of such agreement when the number of students exceeds four (4) students per course per semester will be provided to the MSCF Chapter grievance representative and the State MSCF in a timely manner. A grievance regarding this Subdivision may be initiated at Step 2. The time limit for any such grievance will begin when written notice is received by either the MSCF Chapter grievance representative or the State MSCF.
Independent Study Assignments. Independent Study course sections may be offered to facilitate a student’s academic progress in unique circumstances, and the College may request a Faculty member to direct an Independent Study. Faculty who agree to this assignment will be compensated at the overload rate equivalent to one credit hour as listed in Section 5A of this Article. An Independent Study section may contain more than one student. Faculty are not required to accept Independent Study assignments and these assignments do not count towards load.
Independent Study Assignments 

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