Temporary faculty definition

Temporary faculty means those faculty members who are neither tenured nor probationary, and who are employed under provisions of the Education Code that authorize their service as temporary employees, full- or part-time.

Temporary faculty means a non-tenure track bargaining unit member who is employed on a temporary basis fully compensated by categorical funds within the provisions of Education Code section 87470.

Temporary faculty means an individual employed to work at least sixty (60) percent of full-time employment for cases of sabbatical leave, special needs, leave of absence, or emergency and/or unscheduled vacating of faculty positions, where the normal hiring process is not expedient. Temporary faculty employment shall not exceed three (3) instructional years, except in cases of special need and subject to notice and the opportunity to bargain the extension. Temporary faculty members are entitled to all rights and benefits of full-time employees in proportion to their workload, except tenure, seniority, and where otherwise specified in this Agreement. Termination prior to the end of the contract, for purposes other than reduction or elimination of the funding and/or program, shall be for just cause and progressive discipline will be applied. Notice of non-renewal is not required.

Examples of Temporary faculty in a sentence

• Temporary faculty members, even though full-time, are not eligible to apply.

• Temporary faculty members/researchers, even though full-time, are not eligible to apply.

• Temporary faculty employed one-half (½) time or more: Coverage commences on the first day of the month coincident with or following one (1) year of continuous service at half-time or more.

• Temporary faculty employed one-half (1/2) time or more: Coverage commences on the first day of the month coincident with or following one year of continuous service at half-time or more.

• Temporary faculty members should be encouraged to participate actively in the life of whichever programs they are affiliated.

• Temporary faculty should retain the original forms at least until they receive their next periodic evaluation.

• Temporary faculty employees are not eligible for University contributions toward employee benefits, but may participate at their own expense in certain University benefit programs.

• Temporary faculty appointed for terms of more than six months are eligible for University employment benefits.

• Temporary faculty unit employees holding three-year appointments pursuant to Article 12 shall be evaluated at least once during the term of their appointment and may be evaluated more frequently upon the request of either the employee or the President.

• Temporary faculty in Group 3 or 4 shall be reviewed yearly during the Spring RTP cycle.

More Definitions of Temporary faculty

Temporary faculty means any teacher, counselor, or librarian who is employed as a replacement for a regular faculty member who may be on leave or in cases where the College is filling a regular faculty vacancy on a temporary basis.

Temporary faculty means a member of the bargaining unit who is hired for a temporary basis in accordance with Education Code sections 87480, 87481, 87482, and 87482.5.

Temporary faculty means a non tenure-track bargaining unit member who is employed in a full-time capacity on a temporary basis fully compensated by categorical funds within the provisions of Education Code section 87470. SGID - Small Group Instructional Diagnosis is an evaluation process conducted by a trained facilitator. “Special assignments” are assigned or reassigned activities other than the bargaining unit member’s primary duties.

Temporary faculty means an employee at a