Large Class Stipends Sample Clauses

Large Class Stipends. (All Faculties) a) Part-time faculty members who are teaching 200 or 300 level courses, with fifty-six (56) or more students at the deadline for withdrawal (DNE) with tuition refunds as specified in the University Calendar, will receive additional compensation, integrated into the bi-weekly pay, as follows: 56 to 80 students: $635 81 to 110 students: $1,270 111 to 150 students: $1,905 151 to 250 students: $2,540 251 students or more: $3,175 b) Part-time faculty members who are teaching courses at or beyond the 400 level, with thirty-one (31) or more students at the DNE deadline, will receive additional compensation, integrated into the bi-weekly pay, as follows: 31 to 50 students: $318 51 to 70 students: $636 71 to 80 students: $954 81 to 110 students: $1,272 c) Part-time faculty members who are eligible for large class stipends will be notified by the Department Chair/Unit Head of the course enrolments as of the DNE deadline. d) A list of students enrolled in courses shall continue to be provided by the Department/Unit to each part-time faculty member prior to the commencement of classes, and updated student lists shall be provided following the late registration of students.
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Large Class Stipends. 1 SIU 2SIU 3SIU 4SIU 5 SIU or more 35-39 students $150 $250 $350 $450 $550 40-44 students $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 45-49 students $250 $350 $450 $550 $650 50-54 students $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 55 or more students $350 $450 $550 $650 $750 Stipends are based on enrollments above the course maximum listed in the approved Course Outline of Record, and are determined at first census. Stipend cannot exceed 10 students above the course maximum as listed in the approved Course Outline of Record. *** A classroom may not exceed safety standards.
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