Student Access to Faculty Sample Clauses

Student Access to Faculty. All instructors of distance education courses are required to have an interaction plan with students on file with their Division Xxxx prior to the start of the semester. Instructors of distance education courses are required to provide students with contact information (office hours, if any, telephone number, mailing and/or E-mail address).
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Student Access to Faculty. To provide individual student access to faculty, each Unit A Teaching Faculty member and Unit B University and Senior Lecturer shall maintain a schedule of at least four office hours per calendar week spread over at least three work days or a schedule of at least five office hours per calendar week spread over at least two work days. These hours shall be scheduled to allow reasonable access and shall be posted. If necessary and with reasonable notice, faculty are expected to be accessible to meet students, other faculty, and staff on work days and times other than those of posted office hours and scheduled classes. See Article 4. Unit A Teaching Faculty and Unit B University and Senior Lecturers who are assigned to teach online courses may hold some of their office hours electronically. Faculty who are assigned to teach courses off-campus may hold some of their office hours at the off- campus site. Faculty who hold office hours as defined above must:
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Student Access to Faculty. To provide individual student access to faculty, each Teaching Professional shall maintain a schedule of at least four office hours per calendar week spread over at least three days or a schedule of at least five office hours per calendar week spread over at least two days. These hours shall be scheduled to allow reasonable access and shall be posted. If necessary and with reasonable notice, faculty are expected to be accessible to meet students, other faculty, and staff on days and times other than those of posted office hours and scheduled classes. See Article 4.
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Student Access to Faculty. To provide individual student access to faculty, each Unit A Teaching Faculty member and Unit B University and Senior Lecturer shall maintain a weekly schedule of office hours. The purpose of office hours is to provide a dedicated block of time during which the instructor is available to provide immediate responses without a pre-arranged appointment. Office hours should be designed to provide effective responses to student needs. If necessary and with reasonable notice, faculty are expected to be accessible to meet students, other faculty, and staff on work days and times other than those of posted office hours and scheduled classes. See Article 4.
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