Assign Courses Sample Clauses

Assign Courses. If a faculty member requests a course that they have not previously taught at UMB, then a determination of competency will be made by the Chair who may choose to consult with the Departmental Personnel Committee. If the faculty member is not judged to possess the requisite expertise to teach the course, their request will be disallowed. Every effort will be made by the Chair to permit faculty members who have taught a particular course over the previous two (2) years or more, to retain the specific course. No one may be offered more than two (2) University College courses until all members who wish to have two (2) courses have been given them. Remaining classes will be offered to those with University College seniority in a summer and/or winter session. Unit A faculty members will be given preference over non- bargaining unit faculty members.
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Assign Courses. If a faculty member requests a course that they have not previously taught at UMB, then a determination of competency will be made by the Chair who may choose to consult with the Departmental Personnel Committee. If the faculty member is not judged to possess the requisite expertise to teach the course, their request will be disallowed. Every effort will be made by the Chair to permit faculty members who have taught a particular course over the previous two (2) years or more, to retain the specific course. In the Spring/Fall and Summer (Winter) Sessions, no one may be offered more than 2 (1) course(s) until all pool members who wish to have 2 (1) course have been given them. Remaining classes will be offered to those with Continuing Education Seniority but outside the particular Session Pool, if any such faculty members have expressed interest in teaching in that session. (Day) Unit faculty members will be given preference over non-(Day) Unit faculty members.
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