Academic Organization Sample Clauses

Academic Organization. The Academic Affairs Office is responsible for all academic programs, courses and instruction as well as the Academic Tutoring Center and the Library. All course and program planning and matters relating to full-time and adjunct faculty are overseen by this department. The academic disciplines at Asnuntuck Community College are organized into four departments, each with a department chair. The four departments are: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Mathematics (STEAM), Liberal Arts, Careers, and Advanced Manufacturing Technology. The disciplines assigned to each department are as follows: Department of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics (STEAM): Art Astronomy Biology Chemistry Computer Information Systems Technology Dance Digital Arts Engineering Environmental Science Geography Graphic Design HPE/Yoga Oceanography Physics Mathematics Music Theater Department of Liberal Arts: Anthropology English HDEV/First Year Exp. History Humanities Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sign Language Sociology Spanish Department of Careers: Accounting Business Administration Communications Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Human Services Registered Medical Asst. all related certificates Department of Advanced Manufacturing Technology: Manufacturing Electro-- Mechanical Maintenance Technology Manufacturing Electronics Controls Technology Manufacturing Machine Technology Manufacturing Welding Technology and all related certificates The Academic Tutoring Center provides additional professional, academic support to students outside the classroom setting. Services provided by the Center are free of charge to Asnuntuck students taking Asnuntuck courses. The Center is located inside the Library in room 119. During the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 semesters, tutors will be on-ground and available for in-person sessions during our regular operating hours. On-ground tutors will also have the capability to provide live, online support if students cannot come to campus for an in-person session. Students can reach out to tutors online, without an appointment and in real time, to ask quick questions using our Tutor Chat option. We will also offer an asynchronous Paper Submission Service, where students can upload any written coursework for review and comment by ACC’s tutors. Students can schedule their own appointments online at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxx000.xxx/xxx/calendar/AcademicTutoringCenter@xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/bookings/. Students may also call ...
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Academic Organization. ‌ 27 1. The Institute functions through a discrete number of Schools and Colleges. The mission of each 28 School is threefold: instruction, research, and community service. 29 2. Each School is headed by a Xxxx reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs. As per Article
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Academic Organization. 1. The Institute functions through a discrete number of Schools and Colleges. The mission of each School is threefold: instruction, research, and community service. 2. Each School is headed by a Xxxx reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs. As per Article II of this document, Deans are excluded from membership in the bargaining unit. 3. Chairs shall be appointed by the Xxxx and approved by the Vice President for Academic Affairs or SHP Vice President, as applicable, and the President. Chairs shall be members of the AAUP bargaining unit except that this provision shall not cause the replacement of any individual serving as chair as of the effective date of this Agreement who is not a member of the bargaining unit. The appointment of Chairs will not take place until after consultation with the constituent faculty. The constituent faculty has the right to ask that a chairperson be replaced in situations where the faculty feels that it would be best for the department. Chairs shall be tenured where possible. A Xxxx may appoint a number of Coordinators to assist in the administration of a specific School. Such Chairs and Coordinators may be drawn from the membership of the collective bargaining unit. In such instances, the faculty member so selected will continue to teach the number of ELH prescribed by Article X.1.c. (1) of this document. Such Chairs and Coordinators will be given a separate appointment letter spelling out in detail their administrative duties. The AAUP recognizes that it is a prerogative of the administration to establish administrative titles. 4. Faculty members assigned to more than one campus shall identify themselves with a single campus for the purpose of voting for personnel committee members and for representatives to the Academic Senate, and shall inform the Vice President for Academic Affairs of their campus identification. This designation shall remain in effect until such time as it is changed by the faculty member. a. A faculty member may designate either the Manhattan or Old Westbury Campus as his or her home campus only if he or she teaches at least 50% of his/her total time at that campus. b. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, a faculty member who is a Chair (or Director or Coordinator) only at one or two NYIT campuses may designate as his or her home campus only an NYIT campus at which he or she serves as Chair (or Director or Coordinator). 5. All elected positions within a School shall be subject to recall...
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