Load adjustment. The District and Association agree to use ±one hour as an adjustment range. If an instructor’s semester load is under or overloaded by up to 0.99, the instructor’s load would be considered to meet the 15-hour obligation and would have no under or overload. If an instructor’s semester load exceeded 15.99 equivalent hours, that instructor would receive an overload. If the instructor’s semester load were less than 14.01 hours, the instructor would be considered under load. Balancing load within the academic year is the primary way to meet load requirements. If an overload is used to balance a load, then those classes would be calculated at the standard 15-hour lecture load as described above.
Load adjustment. Full-time faculty who teach during an intersession may be given a load adjustment for either the next occurring spring or fall semester in consultation with the Department Head upon approval of the Xxxx of the affected school or college. If a load adjustment is not arranged, the faculty member will be compensated according to the above formula.
Load adjustment. Full-time faculty who teach during summer or winter sessions may be given a load adjustment for either the next occurring spring or fall semester in consultation with the Department Head or equivalent official upon prior approval of the Xxxx of the affected school or college. If a load adjustment is not arranged, the faculty member will be compensated according to the above formula.
