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Faculty Contract - Ferris State University

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1 might reasonably impinge upon professional and/or academic duties is first obtained. Such<br />

2 approval will not be unreasonably withheld.<br />

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A. Teaching <strong>Faculty</strong>:<br />

1. Courses Taught by Traditional Methodology:<br />

a. All present department workload policies continue unless<br />

revised under this Section, provided that present policies which identify semester<br />

workloads which can be annualized as the sum of the semester workloads shall be<br />

so annualized.<br />

b. The establishment or revision, as applicable, of any workload<br />

policy may be requested by either the written request of a majmity of a<br />

department's members or directed by the provost/vice president for Academic<br />

Affairs.<br />

i. A member request shall be made to the department<br />

head and shall include the proposed policy or changes and the rationale.<br />

ii. If the provost/vice president for Academic Affairs<br />

directs, the department head shall notify the department members and<br />

provide them an opportunity to participate in the preparation/change<br />

within the time directed by the provost/vice president for Academic<br />

Affairs.<br />

m. Workload policies shall incorporate relevant criteria<br />

including but not limited to the following:<br />

(a)<br />

contact hours.<br />

Semester credit hours, student credit hours, or<br />

In this regard, twenty-four (24) semester hours per academic year,<br />

excluding summer shall be weighed as a standard workload but,<br />

recognizing the differences between colleges and between<br />

departments within colleges, shall be neither a minimum nor a<br />

maximum. For equivalency purposes, twenty-four (24) semester<br />

hours is equivalent to thirty-six (36) contact hours or seven<br />

hundred twenty (720) student credit hours per academic year,<br />

excluding summer semester.<br />

Provided that not more than two-thirds (2/3) of an annual normal<br />

load will be assigned in any one semester unless the member<br />

agrees.<br />

(b) Occupational and professional standards for the<br />

discipline, course content, course difficulty, class size, course<br />

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