
Faculty Appointments and Conditions of Employment
Additional University Payments to Faculty
Additional University payments to faculty for special academic duties
during the contract year are permitted as stated below. Faculty members
who are given especially time-consuming or burdensome assignments
within the University generally will be given relief from other duties
rather than extra compensation.
No member of the faculty shall accept payment for tutoring
any student in his or her own classes or in a course in the same
department. Students for whom tutoring is desired should be referred
to the Academic Enrichment Center. Only
in unusual circumstances and with the consent of the dean of the
college should full-time, regular faculty undertake to tutor undergraduate
students for pay.
Teaching in the Division of Professional and Continuing Studies: Faculty
members on fiscal year contracts may earn extra compensation for overload
teaching in Professional and Continuing Studies during the academic
year only. They may be called upon to teach in regular summer session
or in Professional and Continuing Studies courses during the summer
session but will not be paid extra for these
duties.
Exceptions to this may be considered with the prior approval of the Dean and Provost. (Rev. 6/07)
Faculty members on academic year contracts may earn extra compensation
for teaching in Professional and Continuing Studies during the summer
session and during each semester of the regular academic year, if
the latter activity is certified by the dean as an overload. (Rev. 11/93)
University compensation beyond the terms of the basic contract will
not exceed the equivalent of twelve credit hours of Professional
and Continuing Studies credit activity from September 1 until spring
commencement. (Rev. 11/93)
Faculty Compensation from Sponsored Research: Faculty
members are not permitted to earn additional salary from research
or service participation during the period from September 1 until spring commencement.
Faculty members engaging in sponsored activity during these months
have their teaching and general University responsibilities reduced
to accommodate their participation in sponsored activity.
No faculty member may be employed to consult on a grant
or contract of another faculty member for which the University is
the disbursing agent.
Limits on Summer Compensation: Faculty members
on academic year contracts may receive additional compensation for
three months of summer work on sponsored research or summer teaching
at a monthly rate not to exceed one-ninth of the base salary. The
total compensation from all sources may not exceed three-ninths of
the basic academic year salary for the summer months. Correspondingly,
faculty on fiscal year contracts may receive additional compensation
for one month of summer work on sponsored research at a rate not
to exceed one-eleventh of the fiscal year salary.
Limits on Winter Session Compensation: Faculty
may receive additional compensation for teaching in Winter Session.
Compensation may not exceed payment for two courses or its equivalent
plus 9 credits of independent/supervised study
for individual study. Faculty members may not receive additional
payments for research during Winter Session. (Rev. 1990 - Office
of the University Provost)
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