Common use of Non-Regular Appointments Clause in Contracts

Non-Regular Appointments. Non-Regular Faculty Members shall be hired on a per-course basis with commensurate teaching duties. In the annual hiring cycle, contracts shall be issued for both fall and spring to the degree possible. Non-Regular Teaching Faculty: • shall hold the position of Lecturer, Sessional Instructor, Adjunct Instructor, Substitute, or Artist/Designer/Scholar in Residence; • shall have no job security beyond the current contract, except as provided for in Article 8.03. • shall be available as part of their regular teaching responsibilities for student consultations one (1) hour per three-credit course per week to a maximum of three

Non-Regular Appointments. Non-Regular Faculty Members shall be hired annually, and, in the case of Adjuncts, confirmed annually, on a per-course basis with commensurate teaching duties. In the annual hiring cycle, contracts shall be issued for both fall and spring to the degree possible. Non-Regular Teaching Faculty: • shall hold the position of Lecturer, Sessional Instructor, Adjunct Instructor, Substitute, or Artist/Designer/Scholar in Residence; • shall have no job security beyond the current contract, except as provided for in Article 8.03. • shall be available as part of their regular teaching responsibilities for student consultations one (1) hour per three-credit course per week to a maximum of three

Non-Regular Appointments. Non-Regular Faculty Members shall be hired on a per-course basis with commensurate teaching duties. In the annual hiring cycle, contracts shall be issued for both fall and spring to the degree possible. Non-Regular Teaching Faculty: •  shall hold the position of Lecturer, Sessional Instructor, Adjunct Instructor, Substitute, or Artist/Designer/Scholar in Residence; •  shall have no job security beyond the current contract, except as provided for in Article 8.03. •  shall be available as part of their regular teaching responsibilities for student consultations one (1) hour per three-credit course per week to a maximum of three