| 1. | No person who is part of the teaching staff
of a department, with the exception noted in Section 2 below,
shall receive compensation for tutoring from individual
students or groups enrolled in any course in that same
department. |
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| 2. | Exceptions must be approved by the director or chair of the school or
department, or the dean of an undepartmentalized college or school, and may be granted only
when both: |
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| A. | The needed tutoring can be provided only by a regularly employed graduate
appointee; and |
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| B. | Such tutoring is provided to students or groups other than those enrolled in classes for
which the graduate appointee has responsibility. |
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| In those cases, written documentation of the circumstances must be placed on file in the school or department and in the dean's office. Under no circumstances will such an exception be made for a faculty member. | ||
S-B 135, December 1980 with Presidential approval.