Common use of Class Schedules Clause in Contracts

Class Schedules. 5.10.1 In establishing class schedules, Division Deans shall attempt to achieve schedules that equitably distribute the number of class preparations that faculty members must do for lecture or laboratory classes. The District will make a reasonable effort to establish assignments requiring no more than three (3) preparations. 5.10.2 To the fullest extent practicable, Division Deans shall solicit and consider faculty requests prior to establishing both the proposed and final class schedules. Additional consultation with affected faculty shall be attempted whenever schedule changes must be made after publication of the final class schedule. 5.10.3 The District may permit the scheduling of classes or assignments in less than a five-day period when such scheduling is appropriate and in the best interest of the instructional program and is requested by the faculty member. 5.10.4 When establishing Intersessions and hourly/daily teaching schedules, Division Deans shall consider the qualifications, training and experience of the persons available to teach a class, and among instructors for whom these factors are substantially equal, contract instructors shall receive preference for such assignments and reasonable attempts shall be made to equitably distribute such assignments. a. Intersession teaching assignments may not exceed the semester equivalent to 67% of a full-time faculty member’s load during the primary term (Fall/Spring) unless approved by the Vice-President of Instruction. b. Intersession Adjunct Faculty – Credit and Non-credit. Payment for Board- approved or legal holidays is authorized for each Intersession’s credit classes if these classes would normally be scheduled on those days. In any case the maximum number of hours to be contracted will be equivalent to the hours per week the class would meet in a regular semester. Payment for the July 4 holiday is authorized for non-credit classes if those classes would normally be scheduled on that day. 5.10.5 The District will make an effort to avoid faculty schedules that include consecutive late night and early morning class assignments or early morning and late-night assignments on the same day. 5.10.6 The assignment of independent study students to unit members will be on a completely voluntary basis.

Class Schedules. 5.10.1 In establishing class schedules, Division Deans shall attempt to achieve schedules that equitably distribute the number of class preparations that faculty members must do for lecture or laboratory classes. The District will make a reasonable effort to establish assignments requiring no more than three (3) preparations. 5.10.2 To the fullest extent practicable, Division Deans shall solicit and consider faculty requests prior to establishing both the proposed and final class schedules. Additional consultation with affected faculty shall be attempted whenever schedule changes must be made after publication of the final class schedule. 5.10.3 The District may permit the scheduling of classes or assignments in less than a five-day period when such scheduling is appropriate and in the best interest of the instructional program and is requested by the faculty member. 5.10.4 When establishing Intersessions and hourly/daily teaching schedules, Division Deans shall consider the qualifications, training and experience of the persons available to teach a class, and among instructors for whom these factors are substantially equal, contract instructors shall receive preference for such assignments and reasonable attempts shall be made to equitably distribute such assignments. a. Intersession teaching assignments may not exceed the semester equivalent to 67% of a full-time faculty member’s load during the primary term (Fall/Spring) unless approved by the Vice-President of Instruction. b. Intersession Adjunct Hourly Paid Faculty – Credit and Non-credit. Payment for Board- approved or legal holidays is authorized for each Intersession’s credit classes if these classes would normally be scheduled on those days. In any case the maximum number of hours to be contracted will be equivalent to the hours per week the class would meet in a regular semester. Payment for the July 4 holiday is authorized for non-credit classes if those classes would normally be scheduled on that day. 5.10.5 The District will make an effort to avoid faculty schedules that include consecutive late night and early morning class assignments or early morning and late-late night assignments on the same day. 5.10.6 The assignment of independent study students to unit members will be on a completely voluntary basis.

Class Schedules. 5.10.1 5.6.1 In establishing class schedules, Division Deans division deans shall attempt to achieve schedules that equitably distribute the number of class preparations that faculty members must do for lecture or laboratory classes. The District will make a reasonable effort to establish assignments requiring no more than three (3) preparations. 5.10.2 5.6.2 To the fullest extent practicable, Division Deans division deans shall solicit and consider faculty requests prior to establishing both the proposed and final class schedules. Additional consultation with affected faculty shall be attempted whenever schedule changes must be made after publication printing of the final class schedule. 5.10.3 5.6.3 The District may permit the scheduling of classes or assignments in less than a five-day period when such scheduling is appropriate and in the best interest of the instructional program and is requested by the faculty member. 5.10.4 5.6.4 When establishing Intersessions and hourly/daily teaching schedules, Division Deans division deans shall consider the qualifications, training and experience of the persons available to teach a class, and among instructors for whom these factors are substantially equal, contract instructors shall receive preference for such assignments and reasonable attempts shall be made to equitably distribute such assignments. a. All overload/hourly assignments are in excess of contractual obligations. b. Except for the welfare of the College, no contract or regular faculty member shall have a total overload or hourly assignment exceeding an average of eight (8) hours per week in any semester, unless a single assignment exceeds this amount. Exceptions to the eight (8)-hour assignment must be recommended by the division ▇▇▇▇ and approved by the vice president for instruction. In addition, for those contract or regular faculty hired (i.e., first day of paid employment) on or after July 1, 2011, priority for overload assignments will be limited to one section of at least three (3) classroom hours per week beyond a full load (if the section is less than one three (3) classroom hours per week, the priority will be two (2) sections). Such employees may teach more than one section, up to the above-referenced limit of eight (8) hours, but no priority will be given over other instructors. c. Intersession teaching assignments may be scheduled in one or more terms, so long as the total summer assignment does not exceed 180 hours, the semester equivalent to 67% of a full-time faculty member’s load during eleven (11) hours per week, provided however, that while the primary term District uses an extended summer calendar (Fall/Spring) unless approved such as the one in place for the 2013/14 school year), the total summer assignment may not exceed 360 hours. Exceptions to this policy must be authorized in advance by the Vice-President of Instructionarea administrator and the appropriate vice president. b. Intersession Adjunct Faculty – Credit and Non-credit. Payment for Board- approved or legal holidays is authorized for each Intersession’s credit classes if these classes would normally be scheduled on those days. In any case the maximum number of hours to be contracted will be equivalent to the hours per week the class would meet in a regular semester. Payment for the July 4 holiday is authorized for non-credit classes if those classes would normally be scheduled on that day. 5.10.5 The District will make an effort to avoid faculty schedules that include consecutive late night and early morning class assignments or early morning and late-night assignments on the same day. 5.10.6 The assignment of independent study students to unit members will be on a completely voluntary basis.

Class Schedules. ‌‌ 5.10.1 In establishing class schedules, Division Deans shall attempt to achieve schedules that equitably distribute the number of class preparations that faculty members must do for lecture or laboratory classes. The District will make a reasonable effort to establish assignments requiring no more than three (3) preparations.preparations.‌ 5.10.2 To the fullest extent practicable, Division Deans shall solicit and consider faculty requests prior to establishing both the proposed and final class schedules. Additional consultation with affected faculty shall be attempted whenever schedule changes must be made after publication of the final class schedule.schedule.‌ 5.10.3 The District may permit the scheduling of classes or assignments in less than a five-day period when such scheduling is appropriate and in the best interest of the instructional program and is requested by the faculty member. 5.10.4 When establishing Intersessions and hourly/daily teaching schedules, Division Deans shall consider the qualifications, training and experience of the persons available to teach a class, and among instructors for whom these factors are substantially equal, contract instructors shall receive preference for such assignments and reasonable attempts shall be made to equitably distribute such assignments.assignments.‌ a. All overload/hourly assignments are in excess of contractual obligations.‌ b. Except for the welfare of the College, no contract or regular faculty member shall have a total overload or hourly assignment exceeding an average of nine (9) hours per week in any semester, unless a single assignment exceeds this amount. Exceptions to the nine (9) hour assignment must be recommended by the Division ▇▇▇▇ and approved by the Vice President for Instruction.‌ c. Intersession teaching assignments may not exceed the semester equivalent to 67% of a full-time faculty member’s load during the primary term (Fall/Spring) unless approved by the Vice-President of Instruction. b. Intersession Adjunct Faculty – Credit and Non-credit. Payment for Board- approved or legal holidays is authorized for each Intersession’s credit classes if these classes would normally be scheduled on those days. In any case the maximum number of hours to be contracted will be equivalent to the hours per week the class would meet in a regular semester. Payment for the July 4 holiday is authorized for non-credit classes if those classes would normally be scheduled on that day. 5.10.5 The District will make an effort to avoid faculty schedules that include consecutive late night and early morning class assignments or early morning and late-night assignments on the same day. 5.10.6 The assignment of independent study students to unit members will be on a completely voluntary basis.eleven‌