Lecture Assignment Sample Clauses

The Lecture Assignment clause designates which party is responsible for delivering lectures or instructional sessions under an agreement. Typically, it outlines the scope of the lectures, the schedule, and any specific requirements or standards the lecturer must meet. This clause ensures that both parties are clear about who will provide the educational content and under what conditions, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring the smooth delivery of the agreed-upon instruction.
Lecture Assignment. 1. Fifteen (15) hours per week of classroom or equivalent instruction. 2. Fifteen (15) hours per week for grading, record keeping, student advising, appointments, classroom preparation, and other professional duties as assigned. 3. Five (5) office hours per week during each week of the semester, including finals’ week. 4. One (1) hour per week of committee and/or college service.
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Lecture Assignment. Full-time faculty members who instruct lecture courses will be assigned 30 LHE per academic year. The ▇▇▇▇ has the right to assign and/or approve each full-time faculty member’s workload. The ▇▇▇▇ and faculty member will mutually agree to office hours, and committee/college service hours. A. Lecture and laboratory instruction will be calculated on a contact hour (50 minute). B. One Lecture Hour Equivalent (1 LHE) shall be defined as one semester hour of lecture instruction. C. Lecture and laboratory workloads will be 30 LHE per academic year, calculated and compensated according to the following ratios: Lecture Contact Hours 1 LHE for load 1 Laboratory 1.2 (5/6) 1 Example: Chemistry 1A, 5/3/6 (unit/lecture/lab per week)
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