Summer Session Pay for Unit A Teaching Clause Samples

Summer Session Pay for Unit A Teaching. Faculty/Program Coordinators - Payment (1) Faculty who meet the credit hour assignment above and agree to perform primary duties of Program Coordinator in the summer session and if program need provides an opportunity for program coordinators she/he will be paid for performing the duties of a program coordinator as follows: (a) Program Coordinators rate of pay will be based on a per credit hour basis negotiated for Unit A Faculty teaching in the summer session. (b) The specific credit hours based on rate of pay will be negotiated with the Division/Department Chair at the time of hire for program coordination in the summer session. (c) There will be a range of one to two credit hours of payment for summer session work. (d) Payment for summer session work for Program Coordinators that is not part of their annual assignment will be in addition to the Unit A Faculty’s annual base salary.
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