Administrators in California Community Colleges Sample Clauses

Administrators in California Community Colleges. Requests must be approved in advance of the training by the Sabbatical Leave Committee. Seventy-one (71) hours of training equates to one (1) unit of Graduate Course work. In lieu of the advanced degree, faculty covered by this subsection shall advance to Grade C on the salary schedule after acquiring 24 equivalent units; to Grade D on the salary schedule after acquiring 48 equivalent units; to Grade E on the salary schedule after acquiring 72 equivalent units; to Grade F on the salary schedule after acquiring 96 equivalent units; and, to Grade G on the salary schedule after acquiring 120 equivalent units. This section shall not permit the granting of any retroactive credit for training occurring prior to January 1, 2017.
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Administrators in California Community Colleges. As specified in California Education Code (§87359) and Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations (§53430), equivalency committees at the various California Community Colleges shall have the primary responsibility to approve or deny petitions for equivalency submitted by potential full-time or part-time faculty members. As applied, this means that an applicant for a certificated position who does not hold the degrees specified in the current Minimum Qualifications for Faculty and Administrators in California Community Colleges handbook, must submit a petition for equivalency. By submitting this petition, the applicant is asserting that, through various means, he/she has gained sufficient knowledge to make him/her equal to a person who meets the specified minimum qualifications.
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Administrators in California Community Colleges. Nothing in this language prohibits a faculty member from additional assignments outside the single discipline as long as the faculty member meets the Minimum Qualifications and is qualified as outlined in 9.18.2. In the special circumstances where an adjunct faculty member with SRP does not receive the 33% or 40% SRP load (underloaded) in the SRP discipline, the adjunct faculty member may be entitled to additional assignments outside the single discipline based on the following:  Current SRP Faculty in a single discipline (prioritized by SRP date within discipline)  Underloaded adjunct faculty member is placed at the bottom of the SRP list in the alternate discipline  Underloaded adjunct faculty member does not “move up” the SRP list according to his/her original SRP date  The underloaded faculty member may not displace any assigned sections with other adjunct faculty members in the alternate discipline. Underloaded adjunct faculty member bears the responsibility to notify alternate discipline xxxx for additional assignments. Alternate assignments shall be made on a semester basis only.
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Administrators in California Community Colleges. Nothing in this language prohibits a faculty member from additional assignments outside the single discipline as long as the faculty member meets the Minimum Qualifications and is qualified as outlined in 9.17.2. For the sole purpose of assigning load, associate faculty with SRP shall be divided into two (2) subcategories: SRP-1 and SRP-2. The definition of these subcategories is as follows:
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Administrators in California Community Colleges. Any change in the membership structure of the committee must be made in advance of the academic year in which the change is to occur and be approved by the Academic Senate.
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