Intersession definition

Intersession the period between the fall and spring semester and the period between the end of the spring semester and the beginning of the summer terms.

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Intersession means that period of time in which classes are held during an academic recess or beyond the academic year. Assignment to intersession classes shall not apply toward the 67 percent of a full-time annual load specified in Article 7.1.1.

Intersession means the additional instruction time during vacation periods for the purpose of enrichment or remediation.

Examples of Intersession in a sentence

• Intersession or summer assignments will not count towards academic year (fall/spring) workload calculations.

• Reassigned time for department chairs shall be calculated based upon the average FTEF for the department of the prior academic year, including Intersession and summer.

• Unless specifically stated otherwise, the term of this Agreement does not include Winter/Christmas Break, Intersession or Spring Break.

• For the faculty member holding this alternative contract, teaching during the spring semester, as well as the Intersession, will be considered special session teaching and will be compensated accordingly.

• Members who teach Intersession courses are employed from May 1 to June 30, and those teaching Summer Session courses are employed from July 1 to August 31.

• Intersession (May and June) and Summer Session (July and August) courses are considered as part of the Spring Term.

• The term of appointment of a Sessional Instructor shall normally be four (4) months less a day or in Intersession or Summer Session, two (2) months.

• Intersession absences in excess of the hourly bank will be deducted from the regular sick leave bank.

• An exception to this is appointment for an Intersession or Summer Session.

• Section 9.4. Intersession classes will not be counted as a part of faculty load or overload.

More Definitions of Intersession

Intersession as used in this Agreement means any period of time other than regular semesters/terms during which instruction is scheduled.

Intersession means any period of time between regular semesters/terms during which instruction is scheduled.

Intersession means that period of time in which classes are held during an academic recess or beyond the academic year. Assignment to intersession classes shall not apply toward the 67 percent of a full- time annual load specified in Article 7.1.1.

Intersession the time period between the close of spring semester and the first day of summer term. Intersession courses will begin and end within the defined time span.

Intersession refers to any term outside of the fall and spring semesters. “Career Development College Preparation (CDCP) Programs” are noncredit courses that include elementary and secondary education, English as a Second Language (ESL), workforce preparation, and vocational education that are part of a sequence of courses leading to a certificate. “Reduced Load” is a reduction in workweek hours or workday hours. “Reduced Contract Year” is a reduction in workdays within the assignment year.

Intersession refers to any term outside of the fall and spring semesters.