10. Special
Policies for Artist-Lecturers in Music
1.
All
students receiving private studio instruction in music in college facilities
must be registered through the music institute or music department. Exceptions to this policy must be approved by
the assistant dean for music.
2.
Studio space is
provided to all artist-lecturers in music.
Please refer to sections 4.K. above for information on office/studio
space.
3.
Benefits to
artist-lecturers in music are listed in V. above.
4.
Artist-lecturers
are obligated to make up any lessons which they cancel. They are not obligated to make up lessons
cancelled by the students.
5.
Payroll generally
follows the policies outlined in 3.B. above.
However, in order to be paid for lessons, artist-lecturers must submit
proper lesson confirmations to the music institute secretary by the dates
announced.
6.
Artist-lecturers
teaching college lessons must distribute studio instruction evaluation forms,
available in the music office, at the end of each term.
7.
Artist-lecturers
teaching music majors must participate in the end-of-term juries each fall and
spring term. Absences must be cleared in
advance by the department chair.
Participation on a jury panel replaces the 13th week of
lessons for music majors.
8.
Artist-lecturers
in music are ranked on a 3-tiered (rather than 5-tiered) salary scale, as
determined by the assistant dean for music in consultation with the music
department chair.
9.
Use of studios,
practice rooms, and concert halls for personal reasons or professional duties
not explicitly tied to