Assignment-General Provisions. Classroom Faculty (Full-time and Part-time): Department chairs, after taking into consideration the preference of tenured, probationary and part-time faculty members, shall recommend assignments to the appropriate academic administrator. This provision does not imply that re- employment is guaranteed for part-time faculty. Part-time faculty may be required to make their preferences known on a different form and at a different time than may be required of the tenured and probationary faculty. The academic administrator shall have final responsibility for assignments but shall make a reasonable effort to confer with the department chairs or their designated alternates if changes are to be made in the courses to be taught or the time schedules of those courses. Under normal circumstances, class assignments of tenured and probationary faculty shall be made between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday and may allow a week of 3, 4 or 5 scheduled teaching days. In general, faculty may teach classes in any of three class types: 1) A traditional class: a class taught in a district facility in a classroom; 2)
Assignment-General Provisions. The duties for all full-time Faculty may include but are not limited to: classes taught at both on and off-campus locations; student office hours; preparing lectures or grading student assignments or tests;, coaching, counseling, or library services; approved conferences and field trips; consultation with other Faculty, the administration, and community members; interacting with students as a mentor, club advisor, or event advisor; maintaining subject matter currency through reading professional literature, participating in a professional association, presenting at a workshop, completing a sabbatical or fellowship project, attending work-related classes, workshops or conferences; participating in curriculum development by revising course outlines, developing new courses, or working with four year colleges and K-12 Districts to facilitate articulation; participating in institutional projects; participating on college committees, Faculty Senate committees participating in peer review through service on peer or tenure evaluation committees, or evaluation of part-time Faculty; participating on hiring committees; or mentoring new Faculty. In the event that the District requires full-time faculty to work off campus, evenings, and/or weekends and there are no faculty from the affected department interested in that assignment, when possible, such assignments shall be rotated among the program’s qualified full-time faculty. Full-time Faculty on reduced contracts shall be on campus and responsible for the duties specified above for periods of time prorated according to the portion of contract held.
Assignment-General Provisions. Classroom Faculty (Full-time and Part-time): Department chairs, after taking into consideration the preference of tenured, probationary and part-time faculty members, shall recommend assignments to the appropriate academic administrator. This provision does not imply that re-employment is guaranteed for part-time faculty. Part-time faculty may be required to make their preferences known on a different form and at a different time than may be required of the tenured and probationary faculty. The academic administrator shall have final responsibility for assignments but shall make a reasonable effort to confer with the department chairs or their designated alternates if changes are to be made in the courses to be taught or the time schedules of those courses. Under normal circumstances, class assignments of tenured and probationary faculty shall be made between 8 a.m. and 3
Assignment-General Provisions. Classroom Faculty (Full-time and Part-time): Department chairs or faculty leaders, after taking into consideration the preference of tenured, probationary and part-time faculty members shall recommend assignments to the appropriate academic administrator. This provision does not imply that re-employment is guaranteed for part-time faculty. Part-time faculty may be required to make their preferences known on a different form and at a different time than may be required of the tenured and probationary faculty. The academic administrator shall have final responsibility for assignments but shall make a reasonable effort to confer with the department chairs or faculty leaders or their designated alternatives if changes are to be made in the courses to be taught or the time schedules of those courses. Under normal circumstances, class assignments of tenured and probationary faculty shall be made between 8
Assignment-General Provisions. Classroom Faculty (Full-time and Part-time): Department chairs or faculty leaders, after taking into consideration the preference of tenured, probationary and part-time faculty members shall recommend assignments to the appropriate academic administrator. This provision does not imply that re-employment is guaranteed for part-time faculty. Part-time faculty may be required to make their preferences known on a different form and at a different time than may be required of the tenured and probationary faculty. The academic administrator shall have final responsibility for assignments but shall make a reasonable effort to confer with the department chairs or faculty leaders or their designated alternatives if changes are to be made in the courses to be taught or the time schedules of those courses. Under normal circumstances, class assignments of tenured and probationary faculty shall be made between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday and may allow a week of 3, 4 or 5 scheduled teaching days. In general, faculty may teach classes in any of three class types: 1) A traditional class: a class taught in a District facility in a classroom; 2) Online/Distance Education: A class taught using computer technologies and not using campus classrooms or; 3) Hybrid Classes: A class taught both online and in a classroom. When it is necessary in order to complete a full assignment, a faculty member may be assigned to any time during the regular day or evening schedule, but such an assignment should be made only under special circumstances. If tenured or probationary faculty members are required to teach an evening class as part of their contract load, they shall not be required to teach before 9:00 a.m. on the following day. Counselors, Librarians and Health Services: Schedules, including but not limited to student contact, meetings, and preparation time, shall be authorized by the appropriate administrator after consultation with the faculty member.
