STRUCTURE FOR FACULTY SERVICE AREAS (FSAS) Clause Samples

STRUCTURE FOR FACULTY SERVICE AREAS (FSAS). Generally, Faculty Service Areas will be those included in the Disciplines List as adopted by the Board of Governors, including subsequent revisions. 16.4.1 The following criteria establish competency in an FSA. The faculty member is competent if he or she meets minimum qualifications for the discipline(s) and: 16.4.1.1 has taught at least one semester/quarter credit course during two different semester/quarters at an accredited college/university in the disci- ▇▇▇▇▇ of the FSA; or has performed the duties at least 20% of the hours per week indicated for a full load in assignments described in Article 7 of the District/United Faculty Agreement (for example: counseling - 6 hours/week, librarians/learning resource assignment - 7, school nurse - 7, tutoring coordinator - 6, learning specialist -7), at least two different semesters/quarters at an accredited college/university; 16.4.1.2 has completed the equivalent of 15 semester units of upper division and/or graduate level course work in the discipline; 16.4.1.3 possesses a valid Subject Matter Area Credential; i.e., is eligible to teach those subjects listed on the credential or in the "GUIDE TO SUBJECT MATTER AREAS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE CREDENTIALS," September 1974 (or subsequent revision), and any certificate or license required in the discipline; 16.4.1.4 in vocational areas has the combination of degree and work experience as stipulated in the Disciplines List, and submits evidence of occupational proficiency based upon at least two years of recent work experience, calculated either consecutively or cumulatively, which is directly related to the occupation to be taught or upon evidence of equivalent proficiency. (California State Plan For Vocational Education.)
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