Overload Teaching. Paragraph 1: Overload teaching is that teaching conducted by a full-time classroom teacher teaching daily in a vacant position during his/her planning period.
Overload Teaching. 23.1 When the University determines a need for more courses or sections than can be mounted by available Faculty Members within the limits of normal teaching commitments, the Chair will initially provide an opportunity to qualified Probationary and Tenured Faculty Members to teach such offerings on an overload basis. Such arrangements shall be subject to the approval of the Xxxx.
Overload Teaching. If a Member teaching in the Regular Session teaches more than the established weekly teaching load for that year, the Member shall be paid a stipend for this overload according to the following formula: No. of Overload Sections Taught X Member’s annual salary 6 sections
Overload Teaching. In order to assure that overload teaching activities do not impinge upon or serve as a detriment to the regular duties of the faculty, overload teaching should be of a non-recurring nature. Faculty who have been given assigned time for administrative activities may not receive overload for teaching without the approval of the Chief Academic Officer.
Overload Teaching. Department/Division Chairs will not teach on an overload basis during the day program. Exceptions, based on exigency, can be individually authorized by the appropriate Vice President.
Overload Teaching. Overload teaching for CHSPH faculty teaching on a semester basis may not exceed one (1) three-credit course per semester without a waiver approved by the xxxx and the Chief Academic Officer.
Overload Teaching. 18.2.7.1 When regular intramural and Part-time Studies courses require staffing on a part-time basis paid by an overload stipend as specified in Article 30, the Xxxx or his/her designate shall first notify Members of the academic unit or sub-unit, as appropriate, of the availability of the position at least five days before it is posted or advertised. Upon application in accordance with 18.2.7.2, a Member shall be given first consideration for the position and shall be offered the position if the Member has a full-time appointment during the term(s) in which the course is scheduled, has a satisfactory record as a teacher, and if the course is within his/her area of expertise. If the Member’s application is denied, the Xxxx shall provide a written statement of reasons. A Member on Sabbatical Leave under 17.1, or on leave under 32.2.1 and 32.4.4, or who has received a research grant funded research time release, or who has requested and received a reduction in the assigned teaching workload under 18.2.1.3(c) and/or 18.2.1.3 (d), will not be eligible to teach overload courses except with the written permission of the Xxxx, copied to the Association.
Overload Teaching. (a) No Member shall be required to teach on Overload.
Overload Teaching. When a member is assigned to teach an additional class(es) due to staffing needs, he/she will negotiate with the Superintendent.
Overload Teaching. 18.2.8.1 When regular intramural and Part-time Studies courses require staffing on a part- time basis paid by an overload stipend, as specified in Article 30, the Xxxx or his/her designate shall first notify Members of the academic unit or sub-unit, as appropriate, of the availability of the position at least five days before it is posted or advertised. Upon application in accordance with 18.2.8.2, a Member shall be given first consideration for the position and shall be offered the position if the Member has a full-time appointment during the term(s) in which the course is scheduled, has a satisfactory record as a teacher, and if the course is within his/her area of expertise. If the Member’s application is denied, the Xxxx shall provide a written statement of reasons. A Member on Sabbatical Leave under 17.1, or on leave under 32.2.1 and 32.4.4, who has received a research grant funded research time release, or who has requested and received a reduction in the assigned teaching workload under 18.2.1.3(c), 18.2.1.3 (d), 18.2.1.3(e), 18.2.5.2, and/or is in a Provisional or Candidacy appointment, or has an administrative appointment under Article 21, will not be eligible to teach overload courses except with the written permission of the Vice President: Academic upon recommendation from the Xxxx, copied to the Association.
