Lecturers (Non-tenure Track Full-time Faculty) Clause Samples

Lecturers (Non-tenure Track Full-time Faculty). A. Contract Length The number of lecturers shall not exceed twenty percent (20%) of the total number of filled full-time tenure-track faculty positions on the first day of the budget year. Lecturers shall be on a contract with the length of contract determined by the College. Lecturers are not eligible for continuing contract or promotion. Additional contracts, including summer contracts, may be offered at the discretion of the College. The duty days shall be the same as those for instructional faculty as defined in 9.01.B.3. B. Rights and Privileges Unless otherwise specified, lecturers shall have the same rights, privileges, and benefits as described elsewhere in the CBA. The workload for lecturers is as defined in 9.08.C below. Lecturers are not covered by: 1. the transfer provisions in Article 17.01.E; 2. the seniority definition in Article 6.09;
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