Common use of Adult Learning Skills Program Clause in Contracts

Adult Learning Skills Program. Faculty members who teach classes in the Adult Learning Skills Program will receive the rate of pay determined by the AFSCME contract. Such classes shall be offered to faculty members before they are offered to outside lecturers. Faculty members shall receive notice of such classes at least one month before each Fall semester. Assignment to such classes shall be made on the basis of Article VIII.F.4.; however, qualification to teach classes shall be determined by the Board. Faculty members hired in the Fall semester to teach such classes shall receive one (1) year assignments provided that there is sufficient enrollment for such classes.

Adult Learning Skills Program. Faculty members who teach classes in the Adult Learning Skills Program will receive the rate of pay determined by the AFSCME contract. Such classes shall be offered to faculty members before they are offered to outside lecturers. Faculty members shall receive notice of such classes at least one month before each Fall semester. Assignment to such classes shall be made on the basis of Article VIII.F.4.VIII(G)(4); however, qualification to teach classes shall be determined by the Board. Faculty members hired in the Fall semester to teach such classes shall receive one (1) year assignments provided that there is sufficient enrollment for such classes.

Adult Learning Skills Program. Faculty members who teach classes in the Adult Learning Skills Program will receive the rate of pay determined by the AFSCME contract. Such classes shall be offered to faculty members before they are offered to outside lecturers. Faculty members shall receive notice of such classes at least one month before each Fall semester. Assignment to such classes shall be made on the basis of Article VIII.F.4VIII(G)(4).; however, qualification to teach classes shall be determined by the Board. Faculty members hired in the Fall semester to teach such classes shall receive one (1) year assignments provided that there is sufficient enrollment for such classes.