Faculty Workload Standards Clause Samples

Faculty Workload Standards. 10 5.1 Full‐time Instructional, Counseling and Library Faculty Responsibilities 10
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Faculty Workload Standards. 11 5.1 Full-time Instructional, Counseling and Library Faculty Responsibilities 11 5.2 Workload Standards: Tenured and Tenure-Track Instructional Faculty 13 5.3 Workload Standards: Counselors and Librarians 16 5.4 Counseling Faculty Responsibilities 17 5.5 Library Faculty Responsibilities 17 5.6 Workload Standards: Associate Faculty Responsibilities 18 5.7 Flexible Scheduling 19 5.8 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 19 5.9 Department Chair Position Descriptions 21 5.10 Workload Standards: Department Liaison Position Responsibilities 25 5.11 CERTIFICATION 25 ARTICLE 6 FACULTY SUPPORT FACILITIES 26 6.1 Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies 26 6.2 OFFICES 26 6.3 FACILITIES 26 6.4 FACULTY SUPPORT 26 ARTICLE 7 FACULTY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 26 7.1 Professional Development Education 26 7.2 Professional Development Attendance 26 7.3 Professional Development Funding 27 7.4 Professional Development Requirements 28 7.5 Tuition and Fee Waiver 30 7.6 Exceptional Faculty Award Funds 30 7.7 Sabbaticals for Professional Improvement 31 ARTICLE 8 EVALUATION 33 8.1 MANAGEMENT RIGHTS 33 8.2 Tenure-Track and Temporary Faculty Evaluation 33 8.3 POST-TENURE EVALUATION 33 8.4 Evaluation Associate Faculty 33 8.5 EVALUATION TOOLS 34
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