INDEX
Introduction
Table of Contents
Policies in Process
Preliminaries
Policies
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Legal Authority and Governance
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University-wide
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Presidential Area
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Academic Affairs
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Business Affairs
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Student Life
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University Advancement
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Administrative Services
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Additional Contracted Work
Policy Statement
Overload Teaching. In exceptional cases, and in order to meet
emergency situations, the administration may ask a full-time faculty
member to teach a course or courses in excess of the normal schedule.
In such cases, extra remuneration will be given according to the
prevailing salary schedule for part-time faculty. A full-time faculty
member or a full-time member of the professional staff may contract
for a maximum of three credits of teaching as overload per semester.
Exceptions must be approved by the appropriate academicdean.
Contracting in Other Units. The University conducts four
colleges and many grant/contract projects. Therefore, faculty members
may have the opportunity to teach, do research, or other work in a
unit other than the one in which they were originally hired. When an
invitation is received to work in another department, a faculty
member must receive the approval of his or her department head and
academic dean before agreeing to the additional work.
Teaching Summer School Courses. Faculty members who are
available for summer school teaching should inform the appropriate
department head or academic dean.
Faculty on nine-month contracts will be reimbursed according to the
prevailing salary scale for part-time/overload teaching.
Related Policies and Committees
Policy - Faculty
Definition
Policy - Faculty Status
Policy - Evaluation of
Faculty Members
Policy - Core
Responsibilities of Faculty
Policy - Consulting
History of the Policy
01/03/84 - Policy on "Extra Teaching" reaffirmed with publication
of Faculty Manual 5.5
12/15/95 - Revision approved by the President to clarify reference to
both external and internal work and to change title "Additional
Contracted Work."
07/01/03 - Editorial changes made to reflect academic
restructuring
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