RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE STUDENT Clause Samples

RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE STUDENT. 11.2.1 To understand the current student population to be served and develop teaching methods and programs that meet the educational needs of students. 11.2.2 To serve their students by communicating to them the total College program, the orientation program, regulations, policies, and procedures; and to refer students to appropriate personnel when their questions/concerns extend beyond their knowledge or competence. 11.2.3 To support the extra-curricular activities of the College through appropriate participation. 11.2.4 To post and keep a minimum of five office hours per working week. Faculty shall hold a total of three hours in person on at least two days per week and two additional hours either in person or virtually to meet student needs. The office hours to be maintained by each classroom faculty member must be posted outside their faculty office and submitted in writing to the Department Chair and the appropriate ▇▇▇▇ within one week following the beginning of the semester. Faculty shall notify students of scheduled office hours during the first class session. Office hours should be held in increments of 30 minutes or more. Office hours should not be planned during regularly scheduled department meetings or committee meetings that the individual faculty member is required to attend. In the best interest of students, faculty who teach in a clinical setting will schedule an appropriate portion of their required office hours at the clinical site with the approval of the appropriate Chair and ▇▇▇▇. If a faculty member must cancel an office hour for any reason, they should attempt to give advance notice to students and the department and to reschedule that hour. 11.2.5 To maintain a maximum availability to students and to reasonably accommodate student needs, the faculty member will make themself available for conference time in addition to scheduled office hours. Faculty teaching large numbers of students or classes are expected to extend their availability. 11.2.6 To respond to all communication from students within two business days, including but not limited to electronic communications. 11.2.7 To plan, prepare, and distribute a course syllabus that meets the College standards setting forth course requirements, learning objectives, procedures, and evaluation methods. 11.2.8 To design and implement a method or methods of assessing and/or evaluating student learning achievements. 11.2.9 To engage in the preparation and delivery of course instruction th...
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RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE STUDENT. 11.2.1 To understand the current student population to be served and develop teaching methods and programs that meet the educational needs of students. 11.2.2 To serve his/her students by communicating to them the total College program, the orientation program, regulations, policies, and procedures; and to refer students to appropriate personnel when their questions/concerns extend beyond his/her knowledge or competence. 11.2.3 To support the extra-curricular activities of the College through appropriate participation. 11.2.4 To post and keep a minimum of five office hours on a campus (or campuses) per working week, provided such office hours shall be conducive to student utilization and shall occur (absent written approval to the contrary by the appropriate ▇▇▇▇) on each day the faculty member is scheduled to teach and on at least three days each week. The office hours to be maintained by each classroom faculty member will be submitted in writing to the Department Chair and the appropriate ▇▇▇▇ within one week following the beginning of the
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  • RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE UNIVERSITY The UNIVERSITY shall designate in writing a faculty member to coordinate with a designee of the FIELDWORK SITE.

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