Hours on Campus Sample Clauses

Hours on Campus. Professional Employees shall be required to be on campus for thirty-four (34) hours per week including class time, miscellaneous assignments, and regular posted office hours. If a Professional Employee's normal professional workload includes night or off-campus classes, a pro-rata reduction for travel time and classroom time will be made from the number of hours the Professional Employee is required to be on campus during the day.
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Hours on Campus. 1. Instructional and non-instructional faculty members on pro- rata pay rates are to develop and submit to the designated administrator an appropriate schedule of hours on-campus and office hours. Faculty members will be available in their assigned faculty offices for a minimum of two (2) hours per day on days during which they have scheduled classes.
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Hours on Campus. Full-time Professional Employees with a Normal Professional Workload shall be required to be on-campus for a minimum of thirty-five (35) hours per week, including workload, miscellaneous assignments, office hours (minimum of fifteen (15) hours per week), and other student availability hours. Instructors required by their position or requested by the college to teach overload classes will not be obligated to post additional weekly on-campus hours beyond the meeting times required for the additional classes. Instructors who choose to offer additional overload classes will be required to add one additional office hour weekly per overload hour taught. Full-time professional employees shall be required to be on campus every day of a normal work week, except in instances where program instruction requires otherwise. Regular part-time Professional Employees shall be required to be on-campus weekly on a pro-rata basis of a full-time Professional Employee. If a Professional Employee's normal professional workload includes night or off-campus classes, a pro-rata reduction travel time will be made from the number of hours the Professional Employee is required to be on campus. Professional Employees teaching an on-line or hybrid course under FT contractual obligations will be approved for 2 hours per week of e-time during that semester. These hours may be used at the discretion of the instructor, reducing the number of on-campus office hours required to thirteen (13) and the total number of on-campus hours to thirty-three (33) per week, based on a normal workload.
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Hours on Campus. Full-time Professional Employees shall dedicate a minimum of thirty-five (35) hours for college work week responsibilities. Outside of instructional time (for policy purposes equaling 15 hours per week), full-time instructors shall dedicate a minimum of twenty (20) hours per week to a combination of student time/available presence, service to the college, and professional time. Fifteen (15) hours per week of this time shall be for onsite (on- campus) presence; five (5) hours per week may be for either onsite (on-campus) presence or presence through appropriate electronic means. If a Professional Employee's normal workload includes off-campus classes (day or night), a pro-rata reduction for travel time and classroom time will be made from the number of hours the Professional Employee is required to be on campus. Overload and/or supplemental contacts will increase the number of hours required on campus proportionately. Preparation Days and In-service Days: Two (2) days at the beginning of each semester shall be designated as preparation days for faculty. Preparation days are for faculty to work individually in their offices to prepare for the upcoming semester. The only externally scheduled meetings during those days are for departmental meetings. Four (4) in-service days will be available during the academic year (2 each semester). Neither of these statements is meant to limit the number of meetings that may be called by the administration during other contract days during regular work hours. Class Size: Maximum class sizes will be determined by the Vice President for Academic Affairs after consultation with the appropriate Xxxx and appropriate Professional Employees.
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Hours on Campus. 1. Conference Hours - Instructors Each instructor will schedule ten (10) hours per week for consultation with students with the schedule being approved by the department chairperson and xxxx. Each instructor shall schedule, maintain, and post conference hours in a manner convenient for students' information. At least 5 conference hours must be traditional face to face and on campus, while up to 5 of them may be “virtual” or on-line hours. In the event that a faculty member is teaching an amount greater than 50% on-line, then the virtual office hours may be adjusted to equal the ratio of on-line to face-to-face classes. (i.e. if 60% of the LHE is on-line, then 60% of the office hours may be virtual. Ratio numbers shall be rounded 0-4 down, 5-9 up.) All 10 hours must be scheduled and published. Full time faculty are no longer required to be “on-campus” 5 days a week but must be contactable by students and the Administration 5 days a week during scheduled and published conference hours. Faculty members should maintain face to face conference hours on days of on campus instruction. Faculty will schedule a minimum of 1 conference hour on teaching days; exceptions shall be granted for teaching schedules that are 6 hours or greater in a single day. Weekend conference hours may be appropriate only if classes are taught on Saturdays or Sundays. Acknowledging that the Board/Administration has the right to determine the schedule of classes and can limit the number of online classes which are offered in the schedule; there is no 60/40 online restriction in the Summer term. Therefore, subject to standard approvals of course assignments on the form 17, an individual instructor can teach 100% on-line courses during the Summer term. The 60/40 limitation and its extension as set forth in section Article III Section
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Hours on Campus. Full-time Professional Employees shall dedicate a minimum of thirty-five (35) hours for college work week responsibilities. Outside of instructional time (for policy purposes equaling 15 hours per week), full-time instructors shall dedicate a minimum of twenty (20) hours per week to a combination of student time/available presence, service to the college, and professional time. Fifteen (15) hours per week of this time shall be for onsite (on- campus) presence; five (5) hours per week may be for either onsite (on-campus) presence or presence through appropriate electronic means. If a Professional Employee's normal workload includes off-campus classes (day or night), a pro-rata reduction for travel time and classroom time will be made from the number of hours the Professional Employee is required to be on campus. Overload and/or supplemental contacts will increase the number of hours required on campus proportionately.
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