Faculty Handbook

7.8 GRADUATE WORK BY UNIVERSITY FACULTY AND STAFF

From Faculty Handbook Approved June 1988

The University of Houston-Clear Lake encourages the professional development of its faculty and staff. There are, however, institutional, professional, and academic dangers involved when faculty members teach other members of the University faculty or staff. These dangers include inbreeding, conflict of interest, and restrictions of freedom of academic and administrative decisions. In view of these possible hazards, the following policies have been developed:

a. Faculty and academic staff members wishing to take an individual course or enroll in a degree program, are required to secure the prior permission of the instructor and the faculty/staff member's Dean.

b. Members of the University faculty and staff may pursue graduate course work toward the attainment of a master's degree with the prior approval of the Senior Vice President and Provost.

c. Exceptions and interpretations shall be made by the Senior Vice President and Provost.

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