Complement of Chairs and Program Leaders Sample Clauses

Complement of Chairs and Program Leaders. A Chair may be appointed for each department as defined by the College. Each Chair shall have a reduced teaching load established from time to time by the Xxxx and Vice President in consultation with the Chair. Where a program specialty, other than that represented by the Chair, is identified by the College within a department, a program leader may be appointed to assist in such administrative duties as scheduling, purchasing, advisory committees, etc. In a program specialty where only one (1) instructor is employed, that program leader shall receive one-third (1/3) of the Chair's stipend as compensation for the additional administrative workload. In program areas where two (2) or more fulltime equivalent instructors are employed on a continuous basis, the program leader shall receive two- thirds (2/3) of a Chair's stipend as compensation for the additional administrative workload. In program areas employing three (3) or more FTE instructors, the program leader may be given some release time for administrative duties at the discretion of the Xxxx. In no instance may a Chair receive both a Chair's stipend and a program leader's stipend simultaneously. The program leader will normally be the program member having the greatest seniority, but the College may appoint another member if special expertise or other situations indicate.
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