Maximum Teaching Load Sample Clauses
The Maximum Teaching Load clause sets a limit on the number of courses, classes, or instructional hours an educator can be assigned within a specific period, such as a semester or academic year. Typically, this clause outlines the maximum number of teaching assignments or contact hours, ensuring that faculty workloads remain manageable and consistent with institutional policies. By establishing clear boundaries on teaching responsibilities, the clause helps prevent overwork, supports work-life balance, and maintains the quality of instruction.
Maximum Teaching Load. No faculty member may teach more than twenty-two (22) credit hours per semester of the academic year, unless an exception is made by the Chief Academic Officer.
Maximum Teaching Load. Full-time faculty members with administrative responsibilities 11 may not teach more than 37 ELH in the Fall and Spring semesters combined, except with the 12 approval of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or the SHP Vice President (as applicable), including courses taught at 13 any branch of the Institute, or at any other college. Faculty without administrative 14 responsibilities may carry an overload of two (2) courses or nine (9) ELH each semester.
Maximum Teaching Load. Except as provided in Part 1 of this Article an individual faculty member will not be required to teach more than nine (9) contact hours per semester unless the first nine
Maximum Teaching Load. A BUE may teach up to 33 ECH per academic year. The maximum number is 12 ECH for the Fall and 12 ECH for the Spring and 9 for the Summer. The Vice President of Academic Affairs at his/ her discretion must approve any exception.
Maximum Teaching Load. Except as set forth in paragraph 11 below, faculty may carry an overload of two (2) courses (but no more than nine (9) ELH) each semester, except with the approval of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or the SHP Vice President (as applicable).