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Dominican Points Dominican Points Awarded. Courses taught at Dominican One point per one Course Unit. A Course Unit is defined as the unit value credited to a full-time faculty member at the University per one unit of a credit-bearing course or lab in a degree program. For example, if a 2-unit lab course would count as 4 units when awarded to full-time faculty who might teach that course, then Adjunct Faculty member receives 4 points for teaching that course. Teaching at Another Regionally- Accredited Academic Institution (Undergraduate or Graduate level) 1 unit previously taught elsewhere at a regionally accredited institution of higher education = ½ Dominican Point. (Awarded on hire.) Ph.D. or Terminal Degree 21 Dominican Points (Awarded on hire or conferral.) Relevant Professional Experience 21 Dominican Points (Awarded upon hire for those appointed as Adjunct Professors of Practice I-IV.) DocuSign Envelope ID: 20B0C477-AC9E-4254-865F-EAFAF08C4D22 Any new Adjunct Faculty member hired after the effective date of this Agreement may be awarded up to 100 Dominican points for non-Dominican teaching experience, terminal degree, or relevant professional experience. DocuSign Envelope ID: 20B0C477-AC9E-4254-865F-EAFAF08C4D22
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