Metropolitan State University Advising Sample Clauses
The "Metropolitan State University Advising" clause establishes the framework and expectations for academic advising services provided to students at Metropolitan State University. It typically outlines the roles and responsibilities of both advisors and students, such as scheduling appointments, developing academic plans, and monitoring progress toward degree completion. By clearly defining these procedures, the clause ensures students receive consistent guidance and support, helping them navigate their academic journey and resolve issues related to course selection, graduation requirements, or academic difficulties.
Metropolitan State University Advising. As part of his/her regular workload, at any point in time a resident faculty member with a full-time appointment may not be required to advise more than forty-five (45) student advisees. Because of the difference in other areas of their workload, resident faculty members with a full-time assignment in a graduate program may be assigned fewer than forty-five (45) advisees. A resident faculty member with a part-time appointment shall not be required to advise more than a proportionate number of student advisees. Responsibilities for resident faculty in advising shall be established by June 30, 1994 through the mutual agreement of the Faculty Association and the President.
Metropolitan State University Advising. As part of his/her regular workload, at any point in time a resident faculty member with a full-time appointment may not be required to
Metropolitan State University Advising. As part of his/her regular workload, at any point in time a resident faculty member with a full-time appointment may not be required to advise more than forty-five (45) student advisees. Because of the difference in other areas of their workload, resident faculty members with a full-time assignment in a graduate program may be assigned fewer than forty-five (45) advisees. A resident faculty member with a part-time